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Nepal's Tiger Population Increases by 20% to Approximately 429, Survey Shows

29 Temmuz 2026France 24

Nepal's tiger population has increased by approximately 20 percent over the last four years, reaching an estimated 429 individuals. This rise is a significant achievement in wildlife conservation efforts, although it comes amid ongoing challenges related to human-wildlife conflict.
Officials have hailed this growth as a milestone for conservation in the region.
Tigers are a key species in Nepal's biodiversity and play a vital role in the ecosystem. The rise in their numbers is a positive indicator of the health of their habitats and the success of conservation programs.
The increase in Nepal's tiger population reflects the effectiveness of conservation strategies and habitat protection initiatives. However, the persistent issue of human-wildlife conflict underscores the need for ongoing efforts to balance wildlife preservation with the needs of local communities.

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