Nepal's tigers just pulled off a comeback that would make even the most ambitious spreadsheet jealous.
Nepal just recorded a huge tiger comeback: 429 wild tigers, up from 121 in 2010
Nepal's wild tiger population has grown to 429, up from 121 in 2010, following decades of community-centered conservation. The government announced the new estimate, crediting predator-proof enclosures, early-warning systems, and local eco-tourism. WWF urges scaling investment in coexistence strategies to sustain the recovery.
Source: Nepal just recorded a huge tiger comeback: 429 wild tigers, up from 121 in 2010 — r/UpliftingNews
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