


Protecting red pandas and their habitat

The project
BiodiversityInternational solidarity
Beauval Nature supports the Red Panda Network in Nepal, which works with local communities to protect red pandas and their habitat.
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According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature, Nepal is home to one red panda.
400 000
hectares of Nepalese forests are protected by the rangers of the Red Panda Network.
1
hectaresThe salary of a ranger is fully covered by Beauval Nature every year.
Solution
The Red Panda Network, supported by BEAUVAL NATURE, hires, trains and equips Nepalese forest rangers, to monitor red pandas and their forest.
These community patrols operate in 13 districts out of the 25 home to red pandas in Nepal. The rangers count individuals, neutralize traps and report any illegal disturbance: grazing, wood or plant removal, forest fires.
Photos © Red Panda Network
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The money will be used for
Your donations will be used to:
- Count the red pandas.
- Carry out monitoring of the animals and study their distribution.
- Fight against poaching.
- Fight against illegal harvesting of wood and plants.
- Plant trees.
- Raise awareness among villagers and children of the importance of the forest and red pandas.

Thanks to you 👏
74
32%ranger surveillance days



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Action zones
Asia

This association has been meticulously selected and checked by our partner
Beauval Nature
Protecting emblematic animals like the Red Panda highlights the problems faced by all the species living alongside them. Protecting them preserves an entire ecosystem.

Baptiste Mulot
General Manager, Beauval Nature
Certified association
Red Panda Network (via Beauval Nature) is an association certified by Dift, here are the criteria we evaluate:
Financial management
Innovation & efficiency
Entrepreneurial spirit, agility & ambition
Governance & values
Transparency, monitoring & impact measurement
Systemic impact
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