Bhutan, situated in the Eastern Himalayas, is known for its beautiful landscapes, rich biodiversity, and unique cultural focus on Gross National Happiness. As one of only eight countries in the world to attain net zero emissions, and the first of only three carbon-negative countries, Bhutan is wholly committed to preserving its pristine environment for generations to come.
This is also a new Wild Impact landscape, with its focus currently on supporting the development of the Kabjisa community, situated along the southern boundary of the 431 600 ha Jigme Dorji National Park within the Punakha River Valley. The park serves as a vital habitat for threatened species like tigers, snow leopards, dholes, and red pandas, thanks to its wide altitudinal range and four major ecosystems.
We are currently working to support the development of Wokuna Pre-primary School.
