On June 1st, 2025, the Bagmati River Waterkeeper and London Waterkeeper proudly signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish the Sister River Initiative, a collaborative effort aimed at protecting, restoring, and celebrating two culturally and ecologically significant rivers: the Bagmati River in Nepal and the River Thames in the UK. The initiative encourages the […]

3rd May, 2018. Four world class kayakers were successfully run the Kayaks from the Chinese border to Dhungeshwor in west Nepal for the first time. Nepal River Conservation Trust brought four world class kayakers to run the Karnali River with an aim to advocate for sacred river corridor. Surjan Tamang of Nepal, Aniol Serrasolses and Mikel Sarasola […]

Four world class kayakers are running the Kayaks from the Chinese border to Dhungeshwor  in west Nepal for the first time. Nepal River Conservation Trust has brought four world class kayakers to run the Karnali River with an aim to advocate for sacred river corridor. Surjan Tamang of Nepal, Aniol Serrasolses and Mikel Sarasola of […]

The Waterkeepers Nepal 1st Meet was successfully conducted on 7th January 2018 at Kathmandu to discuss on the various agendas which will be helpful to reach the goals and objectives of the Waterkeepers Nepal.  In the meeting Megh Ale, Karnali River Waterkeeper, Vimal Thapa, Seti River Waterkeeper, Mausam Khanal, Bagmati River Waterkeeper, Karmath Subedi, Sunkoshi […]

Megh Ale (pronounced “Ah-lay”) is a patient man. His eyes twinkle, the corners of his mouth almost always turned up into a soft smile.  He was a monk before he started his rafting, adventure travel, and river conservation endeavors. Patience is a virtue in Nepal if you are a river conservationist. But a sense of […]