Category: News
On the ecology of rivers: insects and plants
D ramatic interventions are taking place in the river system that provides Bardiya National Park with water. A new water...
Better grass, more tigers?
Shyam Thapa is head of the National Trust for Wildlife Conservation in Bardiya but also PhD-student at Wageningen University under...
Human Wildlife Conflict in South Nepal
Wild elephants attacking people, damaging houses, eating crops. Tigers killing people, leopards preying on livestock. This is the almost daily...
New website online
This newsletter presents an overview of the current state of the research projects initiated and financially supported by our foundation....
Dangerous Animals in Bardiya
We stood by one of the side arms of the Karnali River in Bardiya and just about to leave when...
Save the Tiger! Save the Groundwater?
When we were in Chitwan last November, Chiranjibi Pokharel (the head of our partner organization Nepal Trust for Nature Conservation...
Are Tigers doing okay? Yes and no.
The reports about the welfare of the Nepalese tiger are mixed. On the one hand, their number seems to increase,...
Poaching…?
The World Wildlife Fund (USA) is positive about Nepal: "How Nepal Got to Zero Poaching. Nepal, the small Himalayan country that...
Science at work in the Jungle
Twice a day Michelle Kral counts 'her animals' along six transects in the park: once in the early morning and...