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‘Deer for the Tiger’, Shyam Thapa’s PhD in Wageningen
Welcome to the renewed website of the Himalayan Tiger Foundation. The upcoming year signifies for us ‘full speed ahead’ once again,...
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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...
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New website online
This newsletter presents an overview of the current state of the research projects initiated and financially supported by our foundation....
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Dangerous Animals in Bardiya
We stood by one of the side arms of the Karnali River in Bardiya and just about to leave when...
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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...
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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,...
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Poaching…?
The World Wildlife Fund (USA) is positive about Nepal: "How Nepal Got to Zero Poaching. Nepal, the small Himalayan country that...
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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...