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Dhakal, M. | |
Tiger conservation efforts, achievements and challenges in Nepal | |
2015 Biodiversity Conservation Efforts in Nepal (2072): 105-113 | |
As tiger is an iconic and umbrella species, the Government of Nepal has been giving highest priority to protect the species and conserve its habitat. The Government is also committed to double the tiger number by 2022 following the sent Petersburg declaration in 2010. In order to save the tiger and its habitat, the government, conservation partners including international donors and local communities are working together in the team. However, tiger conservation efforts are not enough as it is interrelated with multiple factors and additional efforts are required. The article assessed the efforts made by the government of Nepal with reference national tiger conservation program and policy level suggestions were made based on the five experiences so far implemented in the field. Wetlands and grassland management together with local communities, allocation of adequate amount to human-tiger conflicts management and strong law enforcement may support to fulfill the government commitment to double the tiger number by 2022. |
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