Navin Singh Khadka
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45 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 12 Dec
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So how come there are too many? In the past, since 2009, Nepal has been able to triple the population of tigers, now 355 plus.
Nepal, as you know, has a solid track record when it comes to nature conservation. So many national parks, protected areas. There are several wildlife corridors even between national parks and those protected areas. So poaching is pretty much controlled. And of course, local communities also have played a role. They have cooperated.
And not to forget Nepal's community forestry, another smash hit feat. So all these have kind of held tigers in terms of their habitat. But many experts are saying that tigers have competition between themselves, the tigers, because, you know, 355 plus tigers are fighting for space. So they come out to villages and then that's where they attack people. They even kill cattle. Livelihood's gone.
People are migrating. That is why this is a problem, they are saying.
He was suggesting that Nepal can gift the tigers to foreign countries. But when I spoke to officials, then they're saying that, well, yes, there might be this suggestion, but how does it work? Who is interested? The tiger diplomacy is yet to gain the momentum.
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