Madhav Khadka, Manager - Wildlife Trade Monitoring, WWF Nepal along with 12 other individuals and 8 organizations including WWF Nepal are felicitated for their critical contribution to make zero poaching a success. The success of Zero Poaching is a result of combined effort from local communities, enforcement agencies and policy makers at national level. The result of ?National Rhino Count 2015? was disclosed on May 5, 2015 at Chitwan National Park (CNP) just 2 days after the country made a record of no poaching of rhinos, tigers and elephants for the past year. According to the count, a total of 645 individuals of greater one horned rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis) was recorded in the country which is 111 more than the count of 2011 which stood at 534 and the number is increasing. In CNP, there are 605 rhinos recorded. It is really a pride for us as endangered species like One horned Rhinos are being saved in Nepal with zero poaching.
2 Comments
yay! feeling proud
Posted 09-02-2016 18:25
yeah!! zero poaching!!
Felling proud to know about it.
Posted 07-02-2016 23:29