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A successful community-based approach to wildlife conservation in Nepal
April 3, 2023 10:10 am
During the 1960s, Nepal experienced a significant decrease in its one-horned rhino population due to widespread poaching that brought them on the brink of extinction. Nonetheless, concerted efforts from various stakeholders including the Government, Nepalese Army, local communities, and several NGOs and INGOs have resulted in remarkable progress towards restoring their numbers.
Flood-swept rhinos brought back to Nepal
December 17, 2018 10:38 am
CHITWAN, Dec 17: The world’s rare wildlife, one-horned rhino, has been brought back to its home on a boat.
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