29/07/2026
A significant milestone in tiger conservation!
Congratulations to the Government of Nepal and all partners on the announcement of 429 wild tigers in the National Tiger & Prey Base Survey 2026.
The results reflect the value of sustained commitment, scientific monitoring, community participation, and effective protection in supporting tiger recovery. As tiger populations recover, strengthening coexistence between people and wildlife will remain an important focus for long-term conservation.
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Kathmandu, Nepal, 29 July 2026: The Government of Nepal today announced the results of the National Tiger and its Prey Base Survey 2026, confirming that Nepal's tiger population has continued to recover, with an estimated 429 individuals, distributed across five protected areas, with Chitwan Nati