Nepal's wild tiger population increases to an estimated 429 individuals
Nepal's wild tiger population has grown to an estimated 429 individuals in 2026, up from 355 in 2022. This national increase is a near four-fold jump from the population 16 years prior. The updated figure is an estimate, and officials note that emerging concerns threaten this progress.
Why it matters
This population growth demonstrates that targeted conservation efforts can reverse the decline of an endangered species.
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