A team of Nepal Conservation Research Fellows led by Regan Sapkota has secured Rufford Small Grant for Nature conservation.
The grant will be used to study pangolin populations in one of the important Chinese pangolin habitat, Kamala River Basin. The team will be using block transect method for the ecological data collection and conducts a series of conservation awareness camp, #NepalPangolin roundtable on world pangolin day. The results will support the community pangolin conservation plan of the local government.
For the project updates, follow #NepalPangolin over twitter or https://www.rufford.org/projects/regan_sapkota
