Tragic Loss of Eight Spotted Deer Highlights Human-Wildlife Foraging Conflict

Tragic Loss of Eight Spotted Deer Highlights Human-Wildlife Foraging Conflict || Manoj Sherpali || Krishi Vines

Eastern Nawalparasi | December 7A disturbing incident in the Matrubhumi Intermediate Community Forest has drawn renewed attention to the growing ecological pressures faced by wild herbivores in the Chure-Tarai landscape. Eight spotted deer (Axis axis) were found dead within the community forest-an alarming loss for local biodiversity and a reminder of the delicate balance between…

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Tigers on the Move: Climate Change, Habitat Loss Push Nepal’s Big Cats to Higher Altitudes || Khusiram Lamsal

Tiger populations have faced significant declines in recent years due to poaching, dwindling prey, and habitat loss. However, among the humid evergreen forests, dry open jungle, and grassy swamps of southern Nepal, tiger populations are growing. Climate change threatens this progress. Hotter temperatures, increased flooding, and prolonged dry spells are expected to endanger existing tiger…

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