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"The Campaign has brought the issue of Climate Change to the forefront of people’s consciousness in Nepal and communicated on the global stage the seriousness, rapidity and scale of climate change impacts on the Himalayas, its people, communities and biodiversity.
It is a vivid example of WWF working in partnership with the entire spectrum of Nepalese society including students, business people, concerned citizens, whole communities and political leaders."
Jim Leape
Director General
WWF International
Apa Sherpa on Everest for 20th time - fighting against climate change
Kathmandu, Nepal – WWF Climate Ambassador and world-record holding mountaineer Apa Sherpa took his climate crusade to the top of the world yet again by unfurling a Climate Change message as he reached the Everest summit for a record 20th time this morning at 8:34 am local time.Read more...
Apa and Dawa continue their crusade against climate change
Kathmandu, Nepal – 19-time Everest Summiteer and Climate Ambassador Apa Sherpa is continuing his crusade against Climate Change in the Himalayas – by taking a Climate Change message on top of Ever...
Candlelight Vigil at Bouddhanath Stupa to mark Earth Hour in Nepal
Kathmandu, Nepal – On Saturday, 27 March, the whole world came together for Earth Hour, and showed their solidarity towards the fight against Climate Change.In Nepal, WWF organized a candlelight vig...
Climate for Life: Back in Everest
Two WWF Ambassadors Aim for Everest Summit – To Highlight Climate Change in the HimalayasIn May 2009, Climate Ambassador Apa Sherpa made history by sending out a grave climate change message from th...
Copenhagen talks failed to come to a real consensus. It’s a setback for Nepal being one of the most vulnerable areas to the impacts of Climate Change.
The WWF led Climate-For-Life Campaign succeeded, however, to raise awareness and increase the profile of the Himalayas in the Global Climate Debate.Kathmandu, Nepal – Despite rhetoric from top polit...
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