Doma Paudel, the first female nature guide in Nepal, has dedicated her life to nature conservation and awareness. She has volunteered in numerous Anti-Poaching Youth Awareness programs over the years and worked with various conservation organizations, including the Nature Guide Association, Bird Education Society, and the Wildlife Victim Fund. She has conducted various awareness programs on nature, wildlife, and climate change and provided training on animal behavior, safety, and accident prevention to school children and communities. Her dedication and contributions to the field of conservation and animal welfare have been recognized with numerous local and national awards. Ms. Paudel also started an eco-tourist office, Nepal Dynamic Eco Tours, that does not offer animal activities like elephant rides and baths, and has been titled the best tour office in Chitwan by Tripadvisor.

Gobinda Bahadur Singh, a conservationist, has been contributing to habitat conservation and animal welfare through various community-based interventions and significant publications. He has been actively working on the rescue of many animals and more than 80 different birds. He has been participating in outreach and awareness programs across various educational institutions, spreading key conservation knowledge and inspiring the next generation. Mr. Singh has collected 322 iron snares, 800 plastic traps laid out for birds and 700 catapults, significantly reducing threats to wildlife. He has also distributed 8000 plants for planting, contributing to environmental restoration and sustainability. His relentless passion for wildlife conservation has not only saved countless lives but also instilled a sense of responsibility and awareness in the communities.