I am a passionate, ambitious, and highly motivated individual with excellent people skills who enjoys working in a team, using my own initiative, and has the ability to meet challenges with enthusiasm. My objectives include being part of a team that can achieve results and contributes to development at all levels. My primary interest is natural resources and wildlife conservation and environmental education and outreach projects that will enhance young people's understanding of the role of the natural world in the progression of their lives, whilst encouraging them to continue learning through self-awareness and training.I have fifteen+ years of experience in forest and wildlife conservation through community-based conservation methods. Having research experience in Snakes and snake-bite incidents in Terai region, Nepal, I carry excellent experience in wildlife rescue, handling, relocation and rehabilitation. I spend most of my time advising communities on human-wildlife co-existence. I am personally involved in several kinds of research and presented many case studies related to wildlife and their natural habitat in Province No.-2, Nepal. With the support of Zoological Society of London (ZSL), Nepal I am engaged in Parsa National Park on Wild Cat and Pangolin Conservation and through the support of Pipal Tree, UK I am engaged in forest restoration and supporting financially marginalized communities in Province No.-2.My contributions have been well recognized for the restoration of a diminished, Dhanushadham Protection Forest. With the support of several national and international organizations, and in close coordination with communities and stakeholders, I am engaged in the restoration of barren land into the dense forest in the Shiwalik Chure range of Province No.-2.Some of my works can be viewed here; https://www.nepalitimes.com/here-now/empowering-nepalis-during-covid-19-crisis/https://www.nepalitimes.com/here-now/mini-forests-to-make-kathmandu-more-liveable/https://www.researchgate.net/publication/343502026_A_golden_turtle_in_Nepal_First_country_record_of_chromatic_leucism_in_the_Spotted_Northern_Indian_Flapshell_Turtle_Lissemys_punctata_andersonihttps://www.researchgate.net/publication/344570034_First_report_of_leucism_for_the_kraits_Bungarus_walli_Wall_1907_and_B_niger_Wall_1908_with_updates_on_their_geographic_distribution_in_Nepal_Serpentes_Elapidaehttps://www.researchgate.net/publication/348917414_First_report_of_flavinistic_albinism_in_the_Checkered_keelback_Fowlea_piscator_Schneider_1799_from_Nepal