World Tiger Day Celebrated, Nepal's Tiger Population Reaches 355
Summary
On World Tiger Day, Nepal's tiger population is reported to have increased to 355 according to the 2022 census, with the highest numbers in Chitwan and Bardia National Parks.
Key Points
- Nepal's 2022 tiger census shows a population of 355 tigers across five national parks.
- The tiger population has increased significantly since the 2010 census of 121 tigers.
- Tigers in Nepal inhabit the Terai Arc Landscape, including Chitwan, Bardia, Parsa, Shuklaphanta, and Banke National Parks.
- A 'Tiger Sanctuary' is planned in Devnagar, Chitwan, to manage problematic tigers and promote eco-tourism.
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