Feature:

  • Different types of Protected Areas
  • Different Species of Wild Fauna & Flora protected
  • Protected species
  • Quasi-judicial power
  • Community involvement in conservation
  • Revenue sharing- 30%- 50%
  • Regulation of Hunting
  • Regulation of Tourism in Protected Areas

Chitwan National Park established in 1973

Species Conservation: e.g. Tiger

Total area of PA 34186.62 Sq. Km: (23.2% of the Nepal’s geographical area MDG Target 24%)

Rhino Population in Nepal and in Chitwan National Park

Areas of international importance

  • World Heritage 2 : Sagarmatha NP and Chitwan NP
  • Ramstad Site 9 ( Koshitappu WLR(1st ramsar site), Beeshajari Lake), 3 outside PA (Jagadishpur,Mai pokhari, Ghodaghodi) and High Altitude Wetlands (Rara, Phoksundo, Gosaikunda & Gokyo)

Terai Arc Landscape & Sacred Himalayan Landscape

  • Landscape level conservation essential for long-term survival of species
  • Significance second largest population of rhino.
  • Significance Largest heard of swamp deer

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