Present Team
The seven member Board of Trustees is the apex body to govern the center. Together with the advice of its core qualified experts, the board decides upon the mode of management of various research and other programs that the center undertakes. The center can undertake programs/projects in collaboration or as a partner with the government, local as well as International Non Governmental Organizations (INGOs).
Executive Board
With experiences from Small Mammal Conservation and Research Foundation, Himalayan Nature and ZSL Nepal, Shashanka specializes in overseeing the development of projects, donor reports, and other publications. As a development specialist he engaged stakeholders while contributing for Terai Arc Landscape.
Responsible for all behind the curtain works at ENPROSC, Nechar brings his experience from capacity building and WASH at community level. Formerly associated with ECCA Nepal, Nechar is the latest addition to the team.
Environment Protection and Study Center has been running internship program since 2017. The program has been continued with participation from dedicated young environment conservation pursuits. The internship program which was initially introduced as a temporary program has been established as a non-compensatory body of ENPROSC. Every year ENPROSC invites a new batch of interns, providing the enthusiasts a ground to learn the executive methods, operational techniques and workspace. Each intern is individually guided by ENPROSC’s members. Every new batch of Interns continue the programs launched by their predecessors and organize a unique program of their own each year. Many of the programs launched by the interns in this platform has found its way to the organization’s regular activities. While ENPROSC aims on polishing the enthusiasts’ talents via this platform, some past pursuant have customized their way to executive body of the organization through the program.
Interns (2023)
Passionate about protecting the planet, Dilip advocates for sustainable practices. Currently pursuing his Masters degree in Environmental Science, he is filled with creative ideas and concepts for nature conservation.
One of the main pillars that has kept ENPROSC and its activities up and running for more than two decades now is the efforts from our Volunteers. We take pride in having volunteers whose selfless efforts have built up the organization and have brought us where we stand today. Our team of volunteers is formed from individuals from various backgrounds with a common interest of environment.
Volunteers
Working for one of the largest media conglomerate in Nepal, Gobinda's work revolves mostly around environmental social issues. Aiming to establish a career in environmental and scientific journalism, he has researched and communicated in wide array of environmental issues from species to landscape ecology.