Neha Joshi
Conservation Researcher
About
Forestry graduate and emerging conservation researcher from Nepal working at the intersection of amphibian conservation, biodiversity, wildlife conservation, and community engagement. My work includes amphibian education, field-based conservation initiatives, human–wildlife coexistence research, and community outreach. I am particularly interested in understanding amphibian diversity, threats, habitat conservation, and ways to connect scientific research with local communities and conservation action. I hope to build long-term research collaborations and contribute to amphibian conservation in Nepal and the wider Himalayan region.
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- 📄 NehaJoshi_CV_Oct_pdf.pdf (CV) (114 KB)