Updates from ANSAB and the communities we work with.
June 10, 2022 In an interaction program organized by the Department of Plant Resources on June 10, 2022, ANSAB’s Programs Director Mr. Puspa Lal Ghimire shared…

June 07, 2022 ANSAB and Division Forest Office-Nawalpur jointly organized district wide forest fire prevention and control campaign in Nawalpur district to make people…

June 05, 2022 On the occasion of World Environment Day 2022, ANSAB and Division Forest Office-Nawalpur jointly organized a plantation program in Nawalpur district in…

April 22, 2022 ANSAB held series of events in Nawalpur district to commemorate the World Earth Day-2022. To mark the Earth day, ANSAB in partnership with the Sahid…
April 20, 2022 Mr. Puspa L. Ghimire, ANSAB’s Programs Director, presented on “Challenges in international trade of CITES listed species – A case of Jatamansi from Nepal”…
March 30, 2022 ANSAB, as the recipient of the Asia Pacific FCPF Capacity Building Project on REDD+, organized project launch workshop on March 28 and 29, 2022 in…
March 25, 2022 ANSAB and the Department of Forests and Soil Conservation, jointly organized a CITES policy review workshop on March 25, 2022. During the workshop, policy…
February 01, 2022 ANSAB, as a recipient of the Asia Pacific FCPF Capacity Building Project on REDD+ for the civil society (CSOs) and local communities (LCs), has awarded…
January 28, 2022 ANSAB and Manfred-Hermsen-Stiftung (MHS) Foundation, jointly organized an inception workshop of the project “Nature Conservation and Agroforestry…
July 05, 2021 Himalayan Bio Trade Limited (HBTL) has received the FairWild certification for Jatamansi and Kutki from Jumla district of Nepal. The collection and…
March 15, 2021 A Darwin Initiative funded project, Succeeding with CITES: Sustainable and equitable Jatamansi trade from Nepal, has been implemented in Nepal from July…
September 24, 2020 Despite the enormous natural wealth with its rich and unique biological and cultural diversity and traditional craftsmanship as well as a high…