Under the Cool & Solar project, 20 representatives from various sectors are attending a two-week capacity-building program on Energy Audit aiming to enhance technical capacities to promote energy efficiency and enable the uptake of renewable energy sources in the country.

WWF-Bhutan invites applications for the position of Senior Manager (Communications and Marketing) to be based in Thimphu.

Details about the position can be found from wwfbhutan.org.bt/opportunities/…

WWF-Bhutan invites applications for the position of Accounts Officer to be based in Thimphu.

Read more: wwfbhutan.org.bt/opportunities/…

Indian Pond Heron in pairs, a flock of Cattle egrets and locals from Sangacholing tapping water from the Pakhadura lakeside in Samtse is a place to see how people share space with nature and wildlife.
The monitoring and evaluation team visited the project site recently.

In collaboration with Panthera, we coordinated a training on Problem-Oriented Wildlife Protection (POWP) to key staff of the Divisional Forest Office in Paro. Participants learned to analyze challenges and create tailored conservation plans, with a focus on prevention

Today, we had the honor of hosting the esteemed Lyonpo Younten Phuntsho, Minister of Agriculture and Livestock, at the WWF-Bhutan office and discussed ways to reinforce our vibrant partnership. We hope to continue nurturing this bond for the betterment of wildlife and communities

WWF-Bhutan with the Department of Forest and Park Services (Jigme Dorji National Park) has initiated Climate Crowd, a community-driven initiative by WWF-US. Key informant interviews were carried out in 6 Gewogs under JDNP, expanding the initiative into the Snow Leopard landscape.

Today, we were thrilled to host our friends of WWF. They took a tour of the Panda Explore, our education and exhibition center, and delved into elephant conservation efforts in Bhutan. The energy and passion they shared was truly inspiring!

On this special occasion, WWF- Bhutan joins the nation in offering our sincere prayers and gratitude in celebrating the birth anniversary of His Majesty the Third Druk Gyalpo of Bhutan.

On this short trip filled with hikes and stories, the delegates' unwavering commitment to conservation remained steadfast. The lasting impact of their journey serves as a beacon, inspiring a collective resolve to nurture both people and nature for a bright future.

Over 40 foresters from divisional forest office, national parks and range offices under the Department of Forest and Park Services attended a two-day training on Investigation and Legal Documentation Manual (ILDM) in Phuentsholing.

𝗜𝘁’𝘀 𝗮 𝘄𝗿𝗮𝗽
The Sustainable Finance for Tiger Landscapes Conference concluded today in Paro.
A light drizzle thronged the grand conference hall located at the heart of Dungkar dzong in Pangbisa, Paro as the curtains fall onto the first ever SFTLC on an auspicious note.