Since 2007, Balipara Foundation has initiated experiments in ecological protection and restoration of the Eastern Himalayan Region through the concept of Naturenomics™.

Their journey to execute the vision of Conserving & Preserving the Natural Heritage of the Eastern Himalayas through a series of experiments. These experiments have led to working prototypes and innovative project models for conservation and botany through social mobility.

The Balipara Foundation is structured as a Conservation Incubator. They channel the efforts of multiple agencies by providing a common platform with expertise in: Project Resourcing, Research, Technology & Advocacy.

This unique business model promotes collaboration and avoids duplication of efforts. Employ a Community Focused approach to conservation by centering their solution designs around Social Mobility & Long-term Sustainability.

They focus their efforts on Habitat Mapping, Planning & Restoration, Research, Innovation & Application and Policy Advocacy, Investment & Publication.

Through the principles of Naturenomics they seek to preserve a balance between conservation imperatives and human development through the  creation of ecologically compliant assets.

In 2016, they launched Elephant Country an initiative which works to preserve Asian Elephant Ecosystems by leveraging communities and technology and demonstrating the principles of Naturenomics™

Through Naturenomics they seek to catalyse social mobility programmes supporting sustainable economic and ecological development through extensive learning initiatives by unlocking the Nature Capital in food, water, energy, and biodiversity focused on ensuring that Conservation Programs & Projects aspire towards delivering of their core values of Naturenomics