Nepal's Tiger Population Reaches 429 According to Latest Count
Summary
Nepal's tiger population has increased to 429 according to the latest census released by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forest and Environment on World Tiger Day.
Key Points
- Nepal's tiger population has reached 429 as per the latest count by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forest and Environment.
- The number of tigers has increased due to improvements in conservation areas, habitats, and prey species.
- Tiger populations in key national parks include 145 in Chitwan, 112 in Bardia, 71 in Parsa, 51 in Banke, and 50 in Shuklaphanta.
- Tiger census in Nepal is conducted every four years, showing a continuous rise from 121 in 2010 to 429 in 2023.
