In Nepal’s highlands, climate change threatens Tibet’s Bon faith (opens original article in a new tab)

Climate change is endangering the Bon faith in Nepal's highlands, with heavy rainfall damaging traditional structures and threatening cultural practices. A boarding school was established to preserve the culture, but challenges persist as villagers work to restore their heritage.

• Climate change is threatening the Bon faith in Nepal's highlands through increased rainfall damaging traditional structures.
• The Chasey Kengtse Hostel, established 25 years ago, aims to preserve Bon culture by keeping children connected to their heritage.
• Traditional Bon practices, including rituals and meditation caves, are at risk due to environmental changes and structural damage.