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Mr. Gopal Khanal in the field work
Citizen scientist monitoring a trap camera
A snow leopard captured on a trap camera
Household survey
Lab work in Kathmandu
Mr. Gopal Khanal (Centre for Ecological Studies, Nepal), a CGF Programme grantee in 2023 (PC is Dr. Kodzue Kinoshita of Kyoto University), sent us research photos. The research focuses on spatial and temporal patterns of wild prey and livestock attacks by snow leopards.
NEF's pamphlet is updated.
Pamphlet 2024 (PDF 5.6MB)
A result of Tagane Team is now available as a pictorial guide.
A Photo Guide to Plants of Nui Chua National Park (129MB)
A result of fish research in the Thailand Mekong is now available as a field guide.
A Field Guide to Fishes of the Thailand Mekong (82.2MB)
Results of fish research in northern Thailand is now available as a field guide.
A Field Guide to the Northern Thai Fishes (13.7MB)
Findings of Dr Gizelle Akiate Batomalaque's research project "Biodiversity and conservation assessment of non-marine mollusks of the Batanes Group of Islands, Philippines" has been published as a poster.
Non-marine mollusks of Batanes Islands (3.5MB)
Dr Jean B. Jontila's 10-year work on sea cucumber has been published as a field guide under Publication Programme.
The sea cucumbers in Palawan, Philippines: a field guide (31.7MB)
Restuls of NEF's project on fish fauna of the Indochinese Mekong 2006-2011 is available as a guidebook.
Fishes of the Indochinese Mekong (e-book)
Results of fish research in Lao PDR is now available as a field guide.
Fishes of the Mekong Basin of Laos (223MB)
Results of fish research in Canbodia is now available as a field guide.
Fishes of the Cambodian Freshwater Bodies (35.6MB)
Results of fish research in Vietnam is now available as a field guide.
Fishes of the Mekong Delta, Vietnam (PDF 76.8MB)
Results of fish research in the Mekong - Chao Phraya region is available.
Call for proposals for 2025 is announced on the Nagao Wetland Fund website. For details, please check Other Grant Opportunity Nagao Wetland Fund (NWF)
We have updated the list of research articles derived from the funded projects and posted it to Recently Awarded & Deliverables.
The paper from CGF funded projects has been published. The information on the paper is listed in Recently Awarded & Deliverables.
Associate Prof. Shuichiro Tagane (Kagoshima University) and his team published a paper in Phytotaxa. The authors and titles are listed in the Project Reports & Deliverables of Plant diversity assessment in limestone karsts in Laos and Vietnam in Our Projects.
A team led by Assistant Prof. Ai Suzuki of Ritsumeikan University had conducted a survey in Bangladesh from February 1 to 8, 2025. The details are posted in Project Updates of Scientific research and conservation measures of the fishing cat (Prionailurus viverrinus) in the inland wetlands of northeastern Bangladesh.
A team led by Prof. Masaharu Motokawa of Kyoto University had conducted a survey in Laos from November 17 to December 5, 2024; the report having been posted in the Project Updates of Species diversity of terrestrial vertebrates in the mountains of Indochina in Our Projects.
Associate Prof. Shuichiro Tagane (Kagoshima University) and his team published four papers in Phytotaxa. The authors and titles are listed in the Project Reports & Deliverables of Plant diversity assessment in limestone karsts in Laos and Vietnam in Our Projects.
Among 74 applications submitted by October 2024, 48 of them, which fulfilled the criteria, were reviewed. After careful examination, 18 applications were awarded. The list of granted research projects is posted on Recently Awarded & Deliverables.
A team led by Prof. Masaharu Motokawa of Kyoto University had conducted a survey in Vietnam from October 17 to November 1, 2024; the report having been posted in the Project Updates of Species diversity of terrestrial vertebrates in the mountains of Indochina in Our Projects.
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