Close encounter of the wild kind in Nepal
On World Rhino Day, a Nepali conservationist recounts being nearly gored to death, and a lesson in conservation
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India returns Nepali rhino swept away by flood
A massive flood on the Rapti and Narayani rivers in Chitwan National Park in August 2017 swept away wildlife, including rare Asiatic...
What drives wildlife poaching?
Nepal is the first tiger-range country to double the number of the endangered big cats in its reserves, and has marked five...
How many rhinos is enough rhinos?
Despite Nepal achieving zero rhino poaching for the past five years, conservationists say the country should not let its guard down given...
Between existence and extinction in Nepal
Nepal is situated at the crossroads of four eco-biological domains to the north, south, east and west. The country’s great altitudinal range...
New Year in a New Zealand summer
Taking a break from tigers and rhinos, Lisa Choegyal is fascinated by the freedom of dolphins and whales
It's a jungle out there
To increase tiger numbers, you need prey. Prey need grass. Grass needs water. The tiger may be at the top of the...
Nature without borders
Parsa National Park has 18 adult tigers today, up from seven in 2013. In Chitwan, tiger numbers have increased from 91 to...
Naturally Nepal
Across the world, human societies are suffering a growing nature deficit. The march of consumerism and economic globalisation has come at an...
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