The Himalayan salamander and the wetlands of Chupi Char in West Bengal are under significant threat due to habitat loss, pollution, and human activities. The Himalayan salamander, a vulnerable species, faces severe risks from environmental changes and anthropogenic pressures. Similarly, the Chupi Char wetland is vital for biodiversity, hosting migratory birds and endangered species like the Fishing cat. Both ecosystems are critical for maintaining ecological balance and supporting local livelihoods. Our projects aim to implement effective conservation strategies to protect these unique habitats and their inhabitants.