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BUSINESS IN BRIEF 7/4
VietNamNet Bridge
Deputy Chairman of the Vietnam Wood and Forest Product Association (Vifores) Nguyen Ton Quyen made this observation at a seminar on chances and challenges from importing material of wood held on April 4, 2025 in Hanoi by the association and Forest ...

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Khmer Times
Plan to Reintroduce Tigers in the Wild
Khmer Times
Eight tigers will be brought to Cambodia from India or Nepal and eventually released into areas where they have been extinct since 2007 under a plan approved by the Ministry of Agriculture last month. On March 23, the Ministry of Agriculture agreed to ...
Cambodia Announces Plan to Bring Back Tigers in Its JunglesLatin American Herald Tribune
Cambodia's tigers are now 'functionally extinct' says WWFDigital Journal

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Discovery News
Tigers Declared 'Functionally Extinct' in Cambodia
Discovery News
Cambodia's dry forests used to be home to scores of Indochinese tigers but the WWF said intensive poaching of both tigers and their prey had devastated the numbers of the big cats. The last tiger was seen on camera trap in the eastern Mondulkiri ...

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Lost Coast Outpost
HARDIN: Robert 'Woods' Sutherland of HumMAP Talks About The Group's Lawsuit Against Humboldt County
Lost Coast Outpost
So we were proposing that there be a council set up, kind of like the Board of Forestry, to continually suggest changes that need to be made and details that needed to be threshed out better, and I think that's still an idea who's time has come. I ...

Headlines & Global News
Tiger Populations Could Double By 2022 With Committed Conservation
Headlines & Global News
What's more is India and Nepal have seen their tiger populations increase 61 percent and 31 percent respectfully, thanks to a combination of reforestation programs, increased protection, active community involvement and the success of nine ...
Tiger Population Doubles By 2022 With Pledge Conservation, Researchers sayMicroCap Magazine
Global Tiger Population May Grow 200% By 2022: StudyNews Every day
Satellite data shows new hope for endangered tiger populationsChristian Science Monitor
Dispatch Tribunal -Argyll Free Press -Discovery News
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Dispatch Tribunal
Tiger population can be doubled by 2022, study says
Dispatch Tribunal
Nepal and India are great examples of how conservation efforts can bring about a drastic change in population of these tigers as the authors of the study note that there has been an increase in tiger population by 31 per cent and 61 per cent respectively.
Tigers were meant to be extinct by 2020... but there's good news for the big catsThe Sun
Scientists stunned by report on TigersMorning Ticker
Tiger Numbers Could Double by 2022Discovery News
Times of India -Discover Minnesota -Market Business News
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Dispatch Tribunal
Tiger population can be doubled by 2022, study says
Dispatch Tribunal
The gain was in part due to a community-managed forestry program and anti-poaching patrol efforts to protect the habitat and its wildlife. Tigers now use this corridor to travel between Nepal's Bardia National Park and India's Katerniaghat Tiger ...
Wild tiger future more promising likelihood of doubling population by 2022Market Business News

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Kathmandu Post
Scientific forestry
Kathmandu Post
Apr 3, 2016- The forest cover in Nepal increased by five percent in the past 20 years, from about 39 to 44 percent. The findings were released last month in the Forest Resources Assessment report by the government of Nepal and Finland. This positive ...

Conservation and Tourism
Nepali times
Nepal used to be one of the first countries in the world to understand the importance of tourism for conservation. The implementation of concessions in Chitwan made it one of the most well-known and managed national parks in the world and they need to ...

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Conservation and Tourism
Nepali times
From the outset, a national forestry plan classified nature areas by topography and micro climate, and also the differing cultural attitudes towards forests by local population. After more than 50 years of tourism in Nepal, we have seen that if well ...

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IBNLive
10 ways in which Leonardo DiCaprio is making planet Earth blissful
IBNLive
Its been a month since our favourite actor in the world, Leonardo DiCaprio has won that coveted Oscar. But there are so many other 'real important' reasons why we love him. And to remind us of Leo's magnanimous heart which is definitely in the right ...

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Kathmandu Post
Pokhara to witness a 24-hour performance art
Kathmandu Post
Mar 31, 2016- The Lake City Pokhara is slated to play host to a 24-hour performance art exhibition by the artist Jyoti Hamal. The exhibition, with the slogan Hamro Rahar Shanta Sundar Shahar (Our Wish: A Peaceful, Beautiful City) will take place at the ...

SciDev.Net
Nepali farmers fight to save indigenous seeds
SciDev.Net
When the indigenous 'Jumli Marsi' variety of rice, grown in Nepal's Jumla district, was hit by blast infection, farmers had little choice but to substitute it with the Chandannath 1 and 3 'improved' varieties developed through hybridisation and ...

ithaca.com
Peace Corps Values: Ithacans recall the experience that changed their lives
ithaca.com
“I was sent there to do forestry,” she said. ... He graduated from Utah State University with a degree in agriculture, applied to the Peace Corps successfully, but turned down an assignment to Nepal, and instead moved to Ithaca to farm. The soil on ...

Discovery News
First Case of TB in a Rhino Confirmed in Nepal
Discovery News
Researchers at a wildlife conservation preserve in Nepal's Chitwan National Park, have announced the first confirmed case of tuberculosis (TB) in a young female Asian One-horned rhino. This discovery is the first infectious disease discovered in the ...

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Fox News
Researchers in Nepal confirm first case of TB in a rhino
Fox News
Researchers at a wildlife conservation preserve in Nepal's Chitwan National Park, have announced the first confirmed case of tuberculosis (TB) in a young female Asian One-horned rhino. This discovery is the first infectious disease discovered in the ...

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eco-business.com
Himalayan quest for alternate energy
eco-business.com
Despite its immense hydropower potential, Nepal has an energy crisis. Peak domestic demand is about 1,300MW, but it only generates around 770MW of electricity. Power cuts are common, particularly during winter, when people fall back on diesel ...

International Environmental Technology
New Indian Monitoring System Detects 1000s of Environmental Violations Every Day
International Environmental Technology
Indeed, while Nepal, Pakistan and Bangladesh may all suffer from poorer quality air, India's greater population and booming industry means that it spits out far more toxic fumes than any of these smaller nations. This unfavourable accolade has ... In ...

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Republica
Second batch of TGG mentees graduate
Republica
KATHMANDU, March 29: Seventy five young people graduated from WWF Nepal's second batch of The Generation Green mentorship program whose closing event was held at Nepal Art Council in Baber Mahal on Monday, March 28. The 75 graduates were mentored for ...

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The Northern Echo (registration)
Bird expert spreads his wings 4500 miles to help vultures
The Northern Echo (registration)
James Robinson, the Curator of the National Bird of Prey Centre in Helmsley, went to Nepal last September to help with a range of projects to save the threatened raptors, who live off the carcases of dead animals. One of their main sources of food ...

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