Sites in India, Nepal awarded for doubling tiger population

India's Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve (STR) and Nepal's Bardia National Park have won this year's TX2 Award for doubling the population of wild tigers since 2010. Nepal's Khata Forest Conservation Area - which secures transboundary connectivity for tigers between Nepal and India - also won the award for Tiger Conservation Excellence.

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