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Locating scat
Students, studying out side the class room, made unsafe by the quakes in 2015.
Covering the "Game Plan".

Donate

When you support the Nepal Tiger Project, you’re not just donating to wildlife conservation — you’re helping protect the fragile balance between people and predators in one of the most remote regions on Earth.

Your contribution helps:

• Support field investigations in Nepal
• Assist communities living alongside large carnivores
• Promote coexistence between people and wildlife
• Strengthen conservation through local partnerships

Every dollar goes directly toward fieldwork, community support, and local engagement — creating solutions that benefit both people and wildlife.

The Nepal Tiger Project is a federally recognized 501(c)(3) charitable organization, which means your donation may be tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.

As long as no goods or services are received in return, charitable contributions to qualified nonprofit organizations are generally eligible for deduction under U.S. tax rules.

In other words, your generosity doesn’t just make a difference in Nepal — it may also provide a financial benefit at home.

Next Steps

We are preparing for the next phase of fieldwork in Nepal.

Our focus is on documenting wildlife presence using non-invasive methods such as:

• Pugmark measurement
• Scat observation
• GPS mapping
• Footprint Identification Technology (FIT)

Fieldwork in remote Himalayan terrain requires experienced local guides and reliable logistics.

Your support helps make that work possible.

Supporting This Work

These partnerships help ensure our fieldwork is non-invasive, community-centered, and scientifically grounded.

By combining local knowledge with emerging technologies, we are working toward a better understanding of how people and predators can share the same landscape.

If you’d like to support this effort, donating is one of the most direct ways to help move this work forward.