Meanwhile my houseplant has been 'critically endangered' since March.
Tigers Are Quietly Winning: Nepal Nearly Tripled Its Wild Population Since 2009
Nepal has grown its wild tiger population from just over 120 in 2010 to more than 400, one of the most dramatic recoveries of any large predator, through anti-poaching patrols, habitat protection and community programmes. India holds the largest share globally with more than 3,600 tigers, and Bhutan's numbers keep climbing as its forest corridors stay intact. Conservationists caution the gains remain fragile.
Source: Tigers Are Quietly Winning: Nepal Nearly Tripled Its Wild Population Since 2009 — r/UpliftingNews
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