Doma Paudel

In the dense jungles of Chitwan National Park, Doma Paudel walks a path few dare to follow. After losing her mother to a rhino attack, she turned tragedy into purpose, becoming Nepal’s first female nature guide and a fearless protector of the country’s most endangered wildlife.

Nicknamed “the one who is not afraid,” Doma has faced down charging rhinos and defied deep-rooted traditions, proving that conservation is not just about strength—it’s about heart. Doma collaborates with Nepal’s army to lead village-wide anti-poaching patrols. Her efforts have helped double tiger populations and safeguard rhinos, all while mentoring a new generation of women who are following in her footsteps.

Doma’s community work is deeply personal and tailored to the unique needs of each village her team visits. Whether helping to navigate wild elephant encounters, or addressing conflicts with tigers and rhinos, her team listens, learns, and provides real solutions. But education is only effective when people show up—so she ensures they do. By offering meals to local villagers and small gifts to children, she creates learning opportunities, turning conservation into a shared mission.

Your donation directly supports these efforts, funding food for families, supplies for students, travel costs for her team, and the resources needed to expand these life-changing programs.

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“Conservation is about courage, compassion, and community.”

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