Nepal's Tiger Population Increases by 20 Percent, Raising Concerns

Nepal has seen a 20 percent increase in its tiger population, reaching an estimated 429, which has led to concerns about potential human-wildlife conflict.

29 Jul, 10:45 — 29 Jul, 10:45

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Nepal's tiger numbers rise 20 percent to an estimated 429

The number of tigers in Nepal has risen by roughly a fifth over the past four years, wildlife officials say, strengthening the Himalayan's reputation for conservation. But as the number of tigers in the wild has risen, the number of tiger attacks on humans has increased with it.

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Nepal's Tiger Population Increases by 20 Percent, Raising Concerns

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Nepal's tiger numbers rise 20 percent to an estimated 429

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Nepal's tiger numbers rise 20 percent to an estimated 429

Ce pays a volontairement doublé le nombre de tigres et la population doit maintenant faire face aux attaques

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