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New hybrid maize variety ‘Saugat’ promises relief for farmers facing extreme weather in Nepal (opens the original)
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CHITWAN – Agricultural scientists at the National Maize Research Programme in Rampur, Chitwan, have developed a new hybrid maize seed capable of withstanding extreme drought, erratic rainfall and prolonged waterlogging. Named ‘Saugat’—which literally means a gift in Nepali—the new variety is expected to restore farmers’ trust in domestically produced high-yielding seeds and curb the country’s reliance on imported hybrids. The variety, currently coded as CAH-1511, is on the verge of official cert
In Nepal, more tigers mean more conflict, but too little room for those rescued (opens the original)
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CHITWAN – As Nepal’s tiger population grows, so does the need to capture animals that enter settlements and attack people or livestock. But the country has too few facilities to house rescued tigers, and many of the existing enclosures are designed only for short-term confinement. The latest national tiger census, released last month, put Nepal’s tiger population at 429. Nineteen of them are being kept either at the Jawalakhel zoo, the country’s only zoo, or in rescue facilities. Chitwan Nationa
Women face higher risk of death in Nepal’s tiger attacks (opens the original)
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KATHMANDU – Tigers attacked 245 people in Nepal between 2010 and 2024, killing 141 of them, with women facing a far higher risk of death than men, according to a new study published in the journal Ecology and Evolution. Women accounted for just 85 of the attacks but 62 of the fatalities, giving them a fatality rate of more than 72 percent. Men, meanwhile, were attacked 160 times and suffered 79 deaths, putting their fatality rate at less than 50 percent. The study also found that most attacks oc
Nepal’s Sauraha elephant safari caught between animal welfare and livelihoods (opens the original)
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KATHMANDU – Sauraha, the country’s major tourist destination in Chitwan, has long been synonymous with elephant safaris. For decades, foreign and domestic tourists visiting Sauraha adjacent to the Chitwan National Park have mounted elephants to traverse the buffer zone’s community forests in search of rare wildlife. However, the local entrepreneurs who have privately owned and domesticated elephants are worried with a recent Supreme Court verdict. They express their concerns stating that the fut
Nepal’s elephant safaris at crossroads as Chitwan weighs ethical tourism shift (opens the original)
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KATHMANDU – On Friday afternoon, nature guide Samjhana Tiwari posted a video on Facebook showing a long queue of tourist vehicles heading towards the Baghmara Buffer Zone Community Forest for elephant and boat safaris. “There are so many vehicles. You would not even see this many at a bus station,” Tiwari said in the video. The footage came during the off-season, yet it showed a steady stream of visitors arriving for jungle activities in the forest area adjoining Sauraha, Nepal’s largest wildlif
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