Tiger Population Doubles in Nepal

Tiger Population Doubles in Nepal

The number of wild tigers in Nepal has nearly doubled since 2009 to 235, according to the government’s latest survey. In 2009, there were just 121 tigers in the Terai Arc Landscape (TAL), a range that spans India and Nepal.

Eastern Cougar Declared Extinct

Eastern Cougar Declared Extinct

Many years prior to this tragic declaration, the species could be found in the eastern states of the country – particularly along the Mississippi River. However, the Eastern Puma had been listed as an endangered species for some time – and hasn’t been seen in the wild in over 80 years.

Tiger Deaths Hit the 100-Mark Again

Tiger Deaths Hit the 100-Mark Again

It’s a classic case of viewing the glass as half empty or half full. For the third straight year, the number of tiger deaths in India have touched the 100-figure mark. However, the number of deaths in 2018 have decreased as compared to the year before that.