Scourge of climate change: Lakes in Shuklaphanta National Park drying up
Summary
Lakes in Shuklaphanta National Park are drying up and being overtaken by invasive vegetation due to climate change, with budget constraints hampering conservation efforts.
Key Points
- Lakes within Shuklaphanta National Park are drying up due to invasive water hyacinth and vegetation.
- Natural lakes like Rani Lake, Sikhar Lake, Baba Lake, Kali Lake, Tara Lake, and Salgaudi Lake are affected.
- These lakes are crucial water sources for wildlife in the park.
- Budget limitations hinder ongoing conservation efforts, with available funds allocated to tourism infrastructure.

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Scourge of climate change: Lakes in Shuklaphanta National Park drying up
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