Our plans for 2021
F irst of all, we wish you a prosperous New Year and we hope that 2021 will also lead to further...
Mood swings in camera traps?
A ssessing detection sensitivity in Bardyia National Park. Since early summer of 2019, a network of 50 camera traps has been...
Crouching tiger, hidden groundwater
Groundwater is impossible to see but it plays an important role as abiotic factor for plants. Even more so for...
Tiger conservation in COVID times
The COVID lockdown both in Nepal and the Netherlands has meant no travelling between the two countries which is why...
Artificial snow leopards installed in Naar Valley
F rom 1 to 19 October last an expedition took place to Naar Valley, located in the Annapurna Conservation Area...
Food for tigers
W ith the growing number of tigers inhabiting Bardiya National Park (BNP) an increasingly relevant question is how much ‘food’...
No water, no tiger.
The relationship between the tigers, the deer as most important prey animals, the grasslands and the groundwater table of Bardiya National...
In search of the Mountain Ghost
S now leopard (Panthere unica) is a close family member of tiger (Panthera tigris). Although HTF is mainly focussing on...
How sustainable is 2xT?
N epal is the first of all ‘tiger states’ that doubled its number of tigers. Not in 2022 but already...
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...