Nepal’s Wild Tiger Population Reaches 429, Latest National Survey Reveals
Summary
Nepal's wild tiger population has increased to 429, with significant growth in several national parks, according to the latest survey announced on World Tiger Day.
Key Points
- Nepal's wild tiger population has risen to 429, an increase of 74 since 2021.
- The Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation conducted the survey using camera trap technology.
- Population growth was seen in Chitwan, Parsa, Banke, and Shuklaphanta National Parks.
- Bardiya National Park recorded a decrease in tiger population from 125 to 112.
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