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		The Wellcome Trust is a United Kingdom -based charity established in 1936 to administer the fortune of the American-b...
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		A blind trust is a trust in which the executors or those who have been given power of attorney have full discretion...
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/trust.html (6173 words)

	Himalayan Diet -- Recommendations and Resources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Himalayan tahrs range from 135 to 180 kg (290 to 398 lbs.) in weight, 120 to 170 cm in length, and 60 to 90 cm in height.
		Himalayans are now considered the same breed for cat registries (CFA), (TICA) as the modern Persian show cat since they have the exact same conformation with a pointed coat.
		Himalayan states is the name given collectively to all the countries/states which contain the mountain range of the Himalayas.
	www.becomingapediatrician.com /health/74/himalayan-diet.html (665 words)

	WWF \| Conservation Finance \| Conservation Trust Funds
		Trust funds also establish the administrative and management mechanisms that help involve local people and enable non-governmental organizations to work together with government agencies to carry out conservation activities.
		A trust fund can be broadly defined as a financial asset(s) that (1) is legally restricted to a specified purpose; (2) must be kept separate from other sources of money (such as a government agency's regular budget); and (3) is managed by an independent board of trustees or directors.
		Trust funds can be financed by debt swaps, through grants or donations, or through other financing mechanisms such as earmarked taxes and fees.
	www.worldwildlife.org /conservationfinance/trustfunds.cfm (279 words)

	The Nepal Trust Organisation - Tourism
		In the early 1990's the Nepal Trust was invited to Humla by two young British doctors to look at the idea of building a community health post.
		Since that time the Nepal Trust has run treks to build or renovate several health posts, a community guesthouse, an ancient monastery and we are the first to run "Treks to Electrify".
		The Nepal Trust's philosophy is that Westerners or trekkers from rich countries when they come to the Himalayas or to a poor developing country like Nepal should leave more than just their footprints, waste and a few tips.
	www.nepaltrust.org /tourism.html (1121 words)

	Welcome to Himalayan Travel
		Himalayan Travel is a limited company with one shareholder: The Nepal Trust.
		When you book a holiday with Himalayan Travel you will not only enjoy a unique adventure filled with amazing scenery and the opportunities to interact with the local people and their rich cultural heritage, but you will be helping the Trust to continue its work in the most impoverished areas of Nepal.
		Himalayan Travel is a new company but the Nepal Trust itself has been operating treks in Humla and other regions for more than ten years.
	www.himalayantravel.co.uk (734 words)

	Himalayan Kingdoms - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The Himalayan Kingdoms team will be undertaking a number of fund-raising initiatives to raise money for the school and if you are interested in helping, or would like to make a donation for the school, please contact our Responsible Tourism Manager, Niki Morgan.
		Himalayan Kingdoms is helping to raise funds towards establishing this vital facility.
		She was a friend and Trek Leader for Himalayan Kingdoms, and we have been closely involved in raising funds over the last few years which have gone to build a school outside Kathmandu.
	www.himalayankingdoms.com /responsibletourismprojects.ihtml (987 words)

	Wildlife Trust of India - India's Premier Animal Welfare Organisation. Wildlife Conservation\|Animal Rescue ...
		The cub, which is a male, was transported to the Pakke headquarters in the Wildlife Trust of India's (WTI) ambulance on August 10 and is being looked after by the forest department.
		The Himalayan fl bear (Ursus thibetanus), found in large numbers in Arunachal Pradesh, are killed for its meat and fur.
		Officer with Wildlife Trust of India, who along with the then divisional forest officer of the Pakke wildlife sanctuary, C. Loma, decided to take up the cause of the cubs.
	www.wildlifetrustofindia.org /html/news/2003/030813_bear.htm (407 words)

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		In the Himalayan region, it is important to increase the stability of land mass, particularly in the vulnerable slopes.
		In many Himalayan areas, destructive mining, unnecessary road constructions, bigger and smaller dams and hydel projects, indiscriminate deforestation, concentration of tourism activities in small areas and even some developmental work done in the name of security are some causes of disaster.
		Himalayan glaciers feed into seven of Asia's greatest rivers (the Ganges, Indus, Brahmaputra, Salween, Mekong, Yangtze, and Huange Ho), ensuring a year-round water supply to hundreds of millions of people in the Indian subcontinent and China.
	www.indianjungles.com /170106.htm (3689 words)

	::...Himalayan Society....::NEPAL
		Himalayan Society and its affiliates own and operate one of Nepal's domestic airline, so you can be sure that your transportation needs and any evacuation requirements will receive top priority.
		Trust money is put towards education, shelter, clothing, health and support services.
		Himalayan Society provides you with adventure factfiles, detailed dossiers, equipment lists, cultural factsheets, reading lists and other useful information.
	www.himalayan-society.com /topten.htm (711 words)

	Wharton Leadership Trek to Mt. Everest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		After discussions with the American Himalayan Foundation, the Himalayan Trust, and The Mountain Institute, we have identified several worthy projects that will not replicate what's already being done, that will fund things that are really needed, and that may be of particular interest to Wharton leadership trekkers.
		Among the 26 schools that the Himalayan Trust has built for Sherpa education, Khumjung is the first school and the only high school for the people of Khumbu.
		Ang Rita of the Himalayan Trust is setting up a special bank account in Kathmandu for the monks college so that the funds will be accountable and used for that purpose only.
	leadership.wharton.upenn.edu /everest/Donations.shtml (2790 words)

	Himalayan Trust
		Gathering together his family and New Zealand mountaineering friends he formed the Himalayan Trust to assist with the fund-raising and supervision of the new projects.
		With funding from The Grand Circle Foundation (USA), UNICEF and the Swiss Foundation, The Himalayan Trust appointed Jim Strang, a long time New Zealand member of the Trust and Ang Rita Sherpa, the Trust’s Nepalese Administrator as project supervisors.
		Further information on the Himalayan Trust can be obtained from www.himalayan-trust.org.np Donations of money and kind can be made to Sir Edmund Hillary, Himalayan Trust, 278A Remuera Rd, Auckland, New Zealand.
	www.earthseasky.co.nz /stories/himalayantrust.html (540 words)

	HI Midwest: Himalayan Institute Midwest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Himalayan Institute Midwest is a non-profit, educational organization which promotes self-awareness and holistic health through the practices and teachings of the Himalayan yoga tradition, one of the oldest and most comprehensive systems of holistic living.
		Founded by Swami Rama in 1972, the Himalayan Institute Midwest is a Branch Center of the Himalayan International Institute of Yoga Science and Philosophy, located in Honesdale, PA. The Institute serves the community by integrating Western and Eastern teachings to provide a modern and comprehensive approach to self-understanding and personal growth.
		Born in Northern India, Swami Rama was raised from early childhood by a Himalayan sage, Bengali Baba.
	www.himidwest.org /about.html (508 words)

	Edmund Hillary
		He has devoted much of his life towards helping the Sherpa people of Nepal through the Himalayan Trust[?] which he founded and to which he has devoted much of his time and energy.
		He is also Honorary President of the American Himalayan Foundation, a US non-profit that also helps improve the ecology and living conditions in the Himalayas.
		To mark the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the first successful ascent of Everest, the Nepalese Government conferred honorary citizenship upon Sir Edmund at a special golden jubilee celebration in the capital Kathmandu.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ed/Edmund_Hillary.html (277 words)

	Himalayan Institute Hospital Trust
		The Himalayan Institute Hospital Trust (HIHT) was founded by Swami Rama in 1989, in Jolly Grant, India, near Rishikesh, Dehra Dun, and Haridwar, Uttaranchal state.
		The Himalayan Institute Hospital and Medical City is the only such facility in the state of Uttaranchal.
		The Himalayan Institute Hospital is in a region where there are extremely poor people, who have little or no money for medical care.
	www.geocities.com /swamiramabio/HimalayanInstituteHospital.htm (174 words)

	Himalayan Goji Juice - Call 1-800-959-3068 or Order Goji Juice Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Himalayan Goji Juice is carefully standardized to deliver a consistently high level of perfectly balanced and fully active polysaccharides, the Master Molecules that your body needs to replenish on a daily basis for optimal health and longevity.
		It is said that the Himalayans were the first natural healers, and that they shared their wisdom with the ancient herbalists of China, Tibet, and India.
		One of their most prized secrets was the fruit of the native goji vine, which had been flourishing in the Himalayan valleys since the beginning of time.
	www.goji-juice-himalayan.com /library/Himalayan-Goji-Juice-Singapore.html (1010 words)

	American Himalayan Foundation - Mission (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The American Himalayan Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping the people and ecology of the Himalaya.
		The Himalaya, roof of the world, is a magic place where the magnificence of the world’s highest mountains is mirrored in the rugged beauty and unique culture of the people who live in their shadow.
		The American Himalayan Foundation was founded in 1979 to respond to some of these pressing problems.
	www.himalayan-foundation.org /mission.html (194 words)

	The Sir Edmund Hillary Foundation - Kunde Hospital
		The Himalayan Trust funded, operated and administered the Hospital from 1966 (usually husband and wife doctor teams).
		The late Dr. Max Pearl was the Medical Officer of the Himalayan Trust, and he coordinated all aspects of the working Hospital with Sir Edmund playing a major part in the administration and funding.
		In 1991 it was decided by the local people, the Himalayan Trust and the SEHF medical committee to explore the use of midwifery in the Solu-Khumbu area.
	www.thesiredmundhillaryfoundation.ca /kunde.htm (1188 words)

	Himalayan Kingdoms - Common Questions
		Himalayan Kingdoms is committed to responsible tourism, through its policies and practices which permeate all aspects of its business.
		The company's policies aim to ensure that Himalayan Kingdoms and its clients act in a way which is socially, environmentally and culturally sound.
		Supporting Himalayan charities through company donations, and by giving all clients a list of Himalayan charities which they can choose to donate to if they wish.
	www.himalayankingdoms.com /questionsc.ihtml?id=6&step=2 (914 words)

	Protected Areas Programme - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The northern boundary is defined by the main divide of the Great Himalayan Range, which follows the international border with the Tibetan Autonomous Region of China.
		Results from recent surveys suggest that populations of both tahr and musk deer have increased substantially since the park was gazetted and could lead to a recovery in the snow leopard population, probable signs of which were seen in the Gokyo Valley by Jackson (1987).
		In 1982 the Trust purchased and removed the 400 goats in the park in an effort to protect the mountain vegetation (Jeffries and Clarbrough, 1986).
	www.unep-wcmc.org /protected_areas/data/wh/sagarmat.html (3097 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		New Delhi: The Himalayan Environment Trust is organizing a Mountaineering and Tourism Meet in Mussoorie from May 26-28, 2005 in collaboration with the Union Ministry of Tourism, State Ministry of Tourism of Uttaranchal and the Indian Mountaineering Foundation.
		This is a brainchild of Capt. M.S. Kohli, the chairman of the Himalayan Environment Trust.
		Potentially the most dangerous of these is the so-called Central Himalayan Gap whose rupture in 1505 may have occurred as a 600 km long rupture, similar to the tsunamigenic initial phase of the 2004 Sumatra earthquake.
	www.indianjungles.com /280405.htm (3314 words)

	50 years on, Hillary stays with Nepal - The Boston Globe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Hillary spoke with Globe staff writer Anthony Flint (who traveled to Nepal in 1992) about adventure travel and tourism in a country making a rocky transition from monarchy to democracy, and torn by a Maoist insurgency and the massacre in 2001 of members of the royal family.
		It was purely out of the affection we had for the Sherpa people, and the obvious need for schools and medical facilities.
		One thing our Himalayan Trust has done is to keep completely out of politics and completely out of religion.
	www.boston.com /travel/getaways/adventure/articles/2003/11/16/50_years_on_hillary_stays_with_nepal (864 words)

	Links Related to Swami Rama
		Some of the organizations bearing the name Himalayan Institute may be affiliated with other organizations that are not themselves affiliated with the Himalayan Institute.
		The effect is that there are two unaffiliated organizations in India using the name Himalayan Institute (Himalayan Institute of USA and Himalayan Institute of India).
		(5) The Institute of the Himalayan Tradition (IHT) is a new organization originally formed in 1999 at a meeting held at the Himalayan Institute Hospital Trust in India, involving an international group of students of Swami Rama.
	www.geocities.com /swamiramabio/SwamiRamaLinks.htm (562 words)

	Sano-Gomela Reconstruction
		The school was founded in 1978 by the Sir Edmund Hillary Foundation, also known as the Himalayan Trust, in response to community and outside interest in providing increased educational opportunity for the area's children.
		The Himalayan Trust built and supplied the school with equipment and staff until the Nepalese government took over responsibility for the school in 1983.
		Presently, the Himalayan Trust provides teacher training in the region on an annual basis and provides limited supplies and teaching materials.
	www.hec.org /assisting/sano-gomela.htm (522 words)

	Everest climber Edmund Hillary's sherpa charitable trust - Welcome
		On May 29th 1953 in the British Expedition led by John Hunt, Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Sherpa became the first men to set foot on the summit of Mount Everest.
		The Sherpas are some of the most friendly, generous and tough people on earth, but their lot is a hard one, living at high altitude, without most resources that we take for granted in the west.
		The results of his extraordinary efforts have been both moving and immensely beneficial, and resulted in the creation of many schools, hospitals, health centres and new forests.
	www.himalayantrust.co.uk (295 words)

	Everest climber Edmund Hillary's sherpa charitable trust - Latest News
		Earlier, he was able to visit Kathmandu in April to review the work of the Trust, but obviously cannot be quite as active in supervising and fund raising as in earlier years.
		Since its inception in 1991 to end 2005 the UK Trust has contributed over £415,000 to the work of Sir Edmund Hillary’s Himalayan Trust in Nepal.
		We are pleased that with the enlarged scope and greater independence of the UK Trust, Sir Edmund is still happy to remain as our President, and we hope that your donations will continue as generously as ever.
	www.himalayantrust.co.uk /latest_news.phtml (661 words)

	The Middlebury Campus - Alumna Illuminates Life of Man Who Conquered Everest
		In 1961, Hillary founded the Himalayan Trust, a grassroots organization that focused on improvements such as education and health services in remote Sherpa communities.
		The Himalayan Trust's first project began in Khumjung, where according to Keiser, Hillary asked the Sherpas what they needed most.
		The Trust is focusing more on transferring responsibilities to the Sherpas in order to continue a strong influx of aid into the Sherpa communities.
	www.middleburycampus.com /home/index.cfm?event=displayArticlePrinterFriendly&uStory_id=61f0b437-b509-495f-a706-511acf87a314 (710 words)

	Cover Story (Spotlight Weekly)
		Through his Himalayan Trust, Hillary has made many changes in the life of Sherpas.
		With his personal initiative through Himalayan Trust, Hillary has made great contribution to uplift the life of Sherpas in Khumbu region.
		Solukhumbu is where the Himalayan Trust and I have been personally involved.
	www.nepalnews.com.np /contents/englishweekly/spotlight/2003/jun/jun06/coverstory.htm (3138 words)

	Action plan for a cleaner, greener Himalayas
		Kohli's efforts form part of the efforts of a Trust called the Himalayan Environment Trust (HET), of which he is the chairman.
		HET wasformed in October 1989 by eminent mountaineers and heads of mountaineering associations of the Himalayan countries.
		To evolve necessary guidelines in consultation with the Himalayan countries concerning adventure tourism, to avoid overcrowding of certain popular trails, and achieve a fair spread of trekkers and mountaineers throughout the Himalayas.
	www.expressindia.com /fe/daily/19991114/fec14032.html (843 words)

	:: Himalayan Trust ::
		The Himalayan Trust is very pleased to say that the work we have been doing in education, health, reforestation and other development activities in Solukhumbu has not been obstructed from the adverse political situation in Nepal in the year 2005.
		This is clearly an example of the excellence of education in the Himalayan Trust supported schools in Solukhumbu District.
		The Himalayan Trust signed a new agreement with the Social Welfare Council for the education and health services in Solukhumbu for next five years and hope this new agreement with the new counterpart will be also as smooth as we had in the past for 35 years with different counterparts of the government.
	www.himalayan-trust.org.np /newsletter.htm (1296 words)

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