Himalayan Community Project (HCP) has received a Letter of Appreciation from Tarakeshwar Municipality, Ward No. 5, Goldhunga, Kathmandu, recognizing its contribution to the local community through a tree plantation initiative.

The municipality expressed its sincere appreciation to HCP for planting 150 trees in Ward No. 5. The initiative was carried out with thoughtful planning, including the planting of fruit trees to provide food for monkeys and support the local community, along with strong, deep-rooted trees to help protect landslide-prone areas.
According to the letter, the tree plantation work is expected to create long-term benefits for the environment, local wildlife, and the surrounding community.
The municipality also recognized the dedication and community spirit demonstrated by the Himalayan Community Project, expressing hope that the initiative will inspire others to contribute toward creating a greener and more sustainable community.
HCP sincerely appreciates the recognition from Tarakeshwar Municipality, Ward No. 5, and remains committed to supporting environmental conservation, community development, and meaningful local initiatives.
150 Trees for a Greener Community
This tree plantation initiative reflects HCP’s ongoing commitment to practical environmental action. By combining trees that support local wildlife with species that can contribute to soil stability, the project aims to address both ecological and community needs.
We look forward to continuing our collaboration with local communities and authorities to create lasting positive impact.
With gratitude to Tarakeshwar Municipality, Ward No. 5, for recognizing this initiative and supporting our shared vision for a greener future.