US provides assistance to Nepal to prevent Illegal wildlife trade
Summary
The US government has donated over $700,000 worth of equipment to Nepal's park rangers and conservation stakeholders to help prevent illegal wildlife trade and strengthen national park patrols.
Key Points
- The US government donated equipment worth over $700,000 to Nepal for wildlife protection.
- The assistance targets park rangers, anti-poaching activists, and local communities in Nepal.
- The aid package includes laptops, walkie-talkies, cameras, binoculars, and medical kits.
- The donation aims to discourage transnational wildlife crime and protect biodiversity in Nepal.
