department of national parks wildlife conservation
The Operations Lead Wild Animals (Tahr) leads operational delivery within the Department of Conservation's tahr programme and associated wild animal management work. This high-profile role involves collaborating with diverse stakeholders, including iwi, hunting groups, and government agencies, to manage Himalayan tahr and support biodiversity outcomes. The position requires strong project management, stakeholder engagement, and operational coordination skills to deliver complex conservation programmes.
The Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation (DNPWC) is a Nepalese government agency headquartered in Babarmahal, Kathmandu, responsible for managing and conserving Nepal's national parks, wildlife reserves, conservation areas, and protected species. It oversees institutions such as Chitwan, Sagarmatha, Bardia, and other national parks, as well as wildlife surveys, anti-poaching efforts, and species conservation action plans. DNPWC operates under Nepal's Ministry of Forests and Environment.
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2018
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