In 2018, the Nepalese government introduced the Green School Guideline to promote sustainable practices in schools. Wildlife Conservation Nepal (WCN) has contributed significantly to this initiative by supporting in the formulation of the directive and in designing the six key components (promotion of greenery, waste management, water management and sanitation, energy conservation, eco clubs and innovation )of the Green School framework for Nepali schools based on its extensive 15 years of practice in interactive Environmental Education sector in Nepal. WCN works with schools around the country to establish school gardens by reclaiming land, training teachers on sustainable gardening practices and getting youth excited about growing their own food. These gardens not only promote the cultivation of local food but also integrate environmental education into the curriculum, helping students appreciate traditional food heritage. Additionally, WCN emphasizes energy conservation, waste management, water management, biodiversity conservation, and the promotion of greenery. Through these efforts, students are empowered to grow their own food, fostering self-sufficiency and sustainability within their communities.