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wildlife-conservation

Not out of the woods yet

After poaching, human-wildlife conflict and climate breakdown threaten rhino conservation in Nepal

Guarding the guardians of the Himalaya

Protecting snow leopards and wolves also protects the mountain ecosystem

Saving the Karnali otters

Communities protect rare mammals important for aquatic ecosystem balance

Buffering nature in Chitwan

As wildlife numbers increase, local communities balance human-wildlife coexistence

Not out of the woods yet in Nepal

The draft of a new national park and wildlife conservation bill threatens to undo Nepal’s decades-long success in nature protection

Nepal’s wild dogs also need to be saved

Tigers and rhinos get all the attention, but there are other less glamorous endangered wildlife

Does Nepal need the army to guard parks?

Despite the military's anti-poaching role, local communities have a better track record in conservation

Protecting protected areas from infrastructure

Highways, irrigation canals, transmission lines and new railways disturb Nepal’s national parks

Sonia Awale

Eco-tourism in Gadi-Siraichuli

Tucked away in northern Chitwan between the Prithvi and Mahendra Highways is a land that has been bypassed by time. And this...

Curiosity did not kill these cats

In January this year, my husband sent me an image of a small dead cat. A forest officer in West Nawalparasi had...

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