Nature is an
integrated, harmonised
living organism.
Himalayan
Impact Watch
An independent citizen initiative protecting the fragile Himalayan Ecosystem, its forests, rivers, sacred landscapes, and mountain communities. A growing national network of eyes and hands on the ground.
What We Do
We attempt to enhance awareness of people towards nature and highlight damages being incurred due to current lifestyle patterns. We believe, that nature is not an unlimited warehouse and objective for exploitation and profit. Current development thinking commodifies nature into products and transforms human into consumers.
Our Green Clubs
Through our outdoor classrooms, you explore the rich diversity of nature while discovering how every species, habitat, and natural process is interconnected.
When nature becomes the classroom, conservation becomes a lifelong value that nurtures curiosity, responsibility, and a deeper respect for the natural world.
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Act Now
Strengthen us to prevent damage or destruction to our environment. Help us safeguard biodiversity and the places we treasure.
donate for a causePublications
Explore our evidence, field observations, policy work and perspectives on protecting nature.
Investigations & Evidence
Investigations, RTI findings and supporting evidence.
Legal Action & Complaints
Formal complaints, official responses and documented outcomes.
Policy & Advocacy
Policy analysis, recommendations and environmental advocacy campaigns.
Field Reports
Site visits, ground observations and first-hand community accounts.
Climate & Disasters
Climate impacts, disaster risks and environmental concerns.
Philosophy & Commentary
Green Spirituality, philosophical writing and perspectives.
News & Updates
Read current environmental developments and the latest activities and announcements from our Foundation.
Nature in Focus
Glimpse into the richness of the natural world, capturing wildlife, birds, landscapes, and the habitats they call home.
