Himalayan Conservation and Preservation Society (HCPS) is a non-profit organization based in USA
Our Vision:
Inspiring Conservation
Cultivating Understanding
At HCPS, our vision is a sustainable and resilient Himalayan region, where the magnificence of its landscapes and the richness of its cultural heritage are preserved for generations to come. We envision a future where the delicate balance between nature and human communities thrives, supported by a global community that understands and values the significance of the Himalaya.
Field Schools
Embark on an immersive learning journey in the Himalaya with our field schools. Our programs offer students the opportunity to delve into art history, environmental studies, heritage preservation, sustainability, non-invasive archaeology, anthropological field methods, and ethnographic research. Led by our experienced instructors, our field schools provide a unique educational experience in this captivating region. Drawing from our active engagement in the Kullu, Shimla, and Kinnaur areas of the Western Himalaya, we bring valuable insights into the distinct challenges and opportunities of this region.
Research Projects
From conservation efforts to community-based sustainability projects, our research endeavors are conducted with a commitment to learning new information and enhancing our existing knowledge base of the region. We hope the results of research will be useful in preserving cultural heritage and fostering sustainable practices. Engage with our projects and learn more about our dedication to advancing knowledge and innovation in the field of cultural and environmental studies. Discover our diverse range of ongoing research initiatives at HCPS by visiting our research projects page.
Learning Programs
At HCPS, we provide a comprehensive range of learning opportunities, including online courses and workshops with a focus on the Himalaya. Our courses delve into the unique challenges, traditions, history, architecture, environmental aspects, human-environment interaction, and sustainability issues in the Western Himalayan region, offering a deep understanding of this culturally and environmentally significant area. In our workshops, we foster hands-on activities and open dialogue to underscore the global importance of the Himalaya, providing a dynamic and engaging learning experience.
