Nepal & Bhutan Photo Expedition

Rising from subtropical floodplains to the highest peaks on Earth, the Himalayas are shaped by dramatic geography, vibrant cultures and remarkable wildlife. Expedition Leader Conan Dumenil explores how the rivers and mountain ecosystems in Nepal and Bhutan influence biodiversity and human life. Meet wildlife from rhinos and elephants to tigers and sloth bears, learn how Nepal achieved landmark “zero poaching” successes, and discover why Bhutan is the world’s first carbon-negative country.

From the jungles of Nepal to the mountain monasteries of Bhutan, discover two of Asia’s most photogenic kingdoms. Photo Expedition Leader Conan Dumenil offers a behind-the-scenes look at our Nepal & Bhutan Photo Expedition, where wildlife moments meet cultural encounters—from one-horned rhinos and elephants to crimson-robed monks framed by Himalayan peaks. Learn what to pack, where we stay and how to make the most of soft mountain light and dynamic landscapes on this extraordinary photo adventure.

March 3 is World Wildlife Day! To celebrate, we’ve invited WWF’s Senior Director of Wildlife Communications, Danielle Brigida, to share how the organization uses new approaches and technology to pioneer solutions for wildlife conservation while working hand in hand with local communities and governments. Find out how WWF utilizes eDNA to monitor biodiversity and search for rare species like snow leopards and rhinos. Learn about new partnerships that will help bison in the Great Plains and tigers across Asia. And discover how technology and artificial intelligence are helping WWF collect data and analyze results for wildlife across the globe.