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Nepal's Residents Adapt to Coexistence with Wildlife Amid Conservation Success

14 Ağustos 2026France 24

Nepal has emerged as a leader in wildlife conservation over the last fifty years, with nearly 20% of its land designated as protected areas. Successful anti-poaching initiatives have contributed to the recovery of species like the one-horned rhinoceros and the gharial crocodile.
However, this conservation success has led to complex challenges for local communities living alongside these wild animals.
Nepal's commitment to wildlife conservation is set against a backdrop of global biodiversity loss and the urgent need for effective environmental policies. The country's approach serves as a case study for balancing ecological preservation with the needs of local populations.
While Nepal's conservation efforts are commendable, they highlight a critical tension between wildlife protection and human livelihoods. As wildlife populations rebound, the risk of human-wildlife conflict increases, necessitating innovative strategies for coexistence.

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