Our Mission

BWCDO strives to promote coexistence between nature and society by advocating for sustainable models and solutions that resolve human-wildlife conflicts in Baltistan. Through intense scientific research on the status of snow leopards in the region, we strive to foster harmony between communities and these magnificent creatures, ensuring their conservation and the preservation of biodiversity for future generations.

Our 2024 Alumina’s

Muhammad Ashraf

Sania Mirza

Muhammad Jameel

Sania Mirza

Our 2025 Alumina’s

Shoaib Muhammad

Sania Mirza

Our 2026 Alumina’s

Kareem Khan

Sania Mirza

I am doing my Bachelor of Science in Natural Resources Conservation at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. At BWCDO, I completed my short internship, where I learned about community-based conservation, the politics of conservation, human-wildlife interactions, and ways to preserve the snow leopard population in the Gilgit-Baltistan region.

Yasir Hussain

Sania Mirza

Hassan Khan

Sania Mirza

Saeeda Fatima

Sania Mirza

Zainab Ali

Sania Mirza