Greetings! As part of our ongoing efforts to safeguard our users from potential email fraud attempts. We would like to emphasize that all official communications from our institution will be sent exclusively from our official email addresses.
Please be aware of the following guidelines to identify legitimate emails from our team:
Please remember to protect yourself from fraud email activities: Always verify the authenticity of an official email before taking any action. Check the sender's email address, and be wary of any email that has suspicious or unexpected requests.
Thank you for your attention and cooperation in keeping our platform safe and secure. If you need any further information regarding our official activities, please inform us at info@nins.edu.np
The National Institute of Natural Sciences (NINS) was established with the aim of natural resources management, biodiversity conversation, ecology of both flora, fauna and the community participation for the conservation education and Eco-tourism promotion and management. The NINS preserved thousands of zoological botanical, archeological specimens not only for visitors. Behind the doors of its historical meaning, the museum housed these specimens for the scientific, educational, historical and anthropological values.
Over the years, the NINS has adopted the holistic approach with more emphasis in biodiversity oriented program and collection of zoological and botanical specimens for… Read More
my news The National Institute of Natural Sciences (NINS) was established with the aim of natural resources management, biodiversity conversation, ecology of both flora, fauna and… Read More
The National Institute of Natural Sciences (NINS) was established with the aim of natural resources management, biodiversity conversation, ecology of both flora, fauna and… Read More
The NINS preserved thousands of zoological botanical, archeological specimens not only for visitors. Behind the doors of its historical meaning, the museum hoBehind the doors of its historical meaning, the museum ho used these specimens Read More 