[Interview] South Asia needs its own regional plan to sustain Bengal tiger population

The tiger population in Nepal nearly tripled over the past 12 years. As part of global efforts to double the wild tiger population, the country’s target was to have 250 tigers by this year, but the figure of 355 surpassed that. Despite the applause, various concerns have emerged, especially about the maximum number of tigers […]

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