WWF Nepal
Ananta Bhandari, PhD, has a diverse work experience spanning over 18 years in the field of conservation and sustainable use of natural resources. Ananta started their career as a Buffer Zone Officer at PCP-Participatory Conservation Program in 2003 and served in this role until 2005. In 2009, they joined CSUWN- Conservation & Sustainable Use of Wetlands in Nepal as a Field Manager. Ananta worked in this position until 2011 when they moved to WWF Nepal. At WWF Nepal, Ananta held various roles, including Program Officer from 2011-2012, Senior Program Officer from 2012-2014, Program Manager from 2014-2018, and currently, they serve as the Head of the Forest & Landscape Program. Ananta Bhandari's expertise lies in natural resource management, conservation, and sustainable use of forest and wetland ecosystems.
Ananta Bhandari, PhD, obtained a Master of Science (MSc) degree in Forestry from Dresden University of Technology in Germany. Afterwards, they pursued a doctoral degree in Environmental Science from Tribhuvan University. Additional details regarding specific start and end dates are not provided.
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WWF Nepal
WWF-Nepal's mission is to stop the degradation of Nepal's natural environment and build a future in which people live in harmony with nature. In 2018, WWF Nepal's celebrates 25 years in conservation which shines through with synergy and sustainable partnerships which have helped bend the curve in Nepal's conservation landscapes - a possible by people, for the planet. #WWFNepal25