The translocation of Rhino aims to ensure a sustainable and evenly distributed rhino population in the Western sector

Vultures, face an uncertain future. Habitat loss, poisoning, a decline in food sources have taken a toll on vulture populations across Nepal.

The population of critically endangered gharials in Chitwan National Park, Nepal’s stronghold for these crocodiles, increased by around 11%

Critically endangered white-rumped vultures (Gyps bengalensis) in Nepal have maintained stable numbers for more than a decade.

Asiatic wild dogs/dholes, have seen their populations fragment and decline across Asia and Nepal has estimated 250-750 of the animals.

The return of wolves to Nepal’s Himalayan region is putting greater pressure on populations of naur, or blue sheep — and by extension on snow leopards, whose main prey is naur.

Nepal won’t set fresh tiger number goal because the country has already achieved a remarkable increase in its tiger population in 2022.