I'm a passionate tiger conservationist, have been monitoring tigers for more than 45 years in Chitwan National Park, Nepal. I used pug-mark tracking, radio-tracking and now camera trapping to understand the movement patterns and life histories of resident tigers.

I am a Senior Tiger Technician over 25 years of experiences in tiger monitoring. I was trained by Dr. Charles McDougal on pugmarks and camera trapping techniques and have been camera trapping tigers since 1995. Additionally, I have trained over 300 forest guards, students, and local youths on tiger tracking skills. 

I have been working in eco-tourism for more then twenty-five years in Chitwan and Bardia National Parks. I believe quality tourism in a limited way can sustain wildlife and bring economy to local communities. I am fascinated by free ranging tigers and have been voluntarily assisting Nepal Tiger Trust achieve its goals and mission. 

My passion is on wildlife conservation and sustainable livelihood of rural people. I have worked in this field for the last three decades. Since 2014 I have been actively volunteering my time for Nepal Tiger Trust as Project Coordinator. I am focusing to increase community's participation in conservation activities, enhance collaboration among stakeholders and establish a community based resource center.

I am highly skilled Tiger Technician and have been continuously monitoring tigers for 20 years using camera trapping. I am local buffer zone resident of Chitwan National Park and I feel comfortable living with tigers as neighbor.

I have been working at Tiger Tops Jungle Lodge for more than 35 years. First as a naturalist and later as an administrator. My interests in wildlife conservation has inclined me to volunteer for Nepal Tiger Trust's administrative services including finance and logistics.