After Peter's untimely death outside his home in Wales (he had been a Himalayan plant Association member), I visited his wife to select a small number of his numerous, high quality slides to combine with mine to undertake a series of Peter Wallington Memorial Lectures in aid of the Britain-Nepal Medical Trust (where I would donate either my normal fee or in lieu of a fee, a collection was made afterwards). You can learn more about Peter within the article reproduced below; he cared deeply about the people of Eastern Nepal. I am sure he would be dismayed that it was the immoral conduct of a Nepalese reporter for the BBC which has forced Chris to terminate his fund-raising activities for this charity .... But corrupt Navin Singh Khadka is well-paid and attaches more importance to his posturing and sucking-up to the government than the poor of Nepal (I wonder how much Khadka, in such a privileged, high-profile position, has raised for genuine charities in Nepal - precious little, I suspect, other than to make out he is a 'generous' person, whilst he feathers his nest, with the BBC's connivance....).  Such people make a big deal of 'blaming' foreigners for Nepal's ills, when it is people like him who damage Nepal, resulting in avoidable deaths of Nepal's poor.  Both he and the BBC have blood on their hands. His back is covered by senior figures at the BBC.