Turning environmental awareness into meaningful action — one project, one conversation, one habit at a time.
Nearly one million plant and animal species are now threatened with extinction — and human activity, from habitat loss to climate change, sits behind much of that decline.
Founded in 2008 as Friends of the Zoo, the Eco Club exists to help students see that connection clearly, and to give them room to act on it — through talks, campaigns, and hands-on projects across the school year.
Along the way, we've learned from conservation partners including the Red Panda Network, WCN, and NTNC.
22 students entered "The Beauty I See in Nature and Creatures Around Me," judged across four grade categories.
A session with the Red Panda Network for International Red Panda Day, marking Nepal's own red panda populations.
Former Miss Nepal Earth 2019, Riya Basnet, walked students through waste segregation and the 5 R's.
A global climate-action initiative hosted by the club, gathering speakers around one theme: saving the planet.
WCN's Sanjeevani Yonzon Shrestha spoke on Environment Day about biophobia, illegal wildlife trade, and pollinators.
An interaction for World Elephant Day on the treatment of captive elephants in Nepal's tourism industry.
The 2026 office bearers, executive members, and teacher moderators of the Triyog Eco Club.