Rhinos had been found abandoning habitats in the eastern part of the park and migrating to the west where there are many community forests.

A recent report by World Resources Institute has ranked Nepal among the top 40 water-stressed countries in the world.

There is no elephant poaching but nearly two percent of the country’s elephants die every year, largely due to conflicts with humans.

Crossing the roads for wild animals becomes dangerous during winter when the visibility is poor.

Commercial activities in protected areas will damage biodiversity and environmental services, say conservation activists

Eighteen adult tigers were counted in the park during an inspection, park officials say.

46 rhinos died last year, the highest ever mortality rate due to natural causes in a year.

Hotter temperatures and erratic rainfall are wreaking havoc on—and redrawing the agricultural map in—Nepal’s apple capital.

Environmentalists, academics and human rights activists raise concerns over the provisions of the Environment Protection Bill tabled in Parliament.

Lalitpur mayor offers Rs 6 million—a budget allocated to buy him car—to purchase two tankers to water the saplings.

From droughts in Upper Mustang to floods in the southern plains, there are indications all around that the country is already dealing with adversities created by climate change.

Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli stresses that Nepal is already experiencing the effects of climate change—despite its nominal role in the global crisis.

Given the number of natural deaths among rhinos, the park has upgraded its ponds and water pits in a bid to stop infighting among themselves.

Human activities are to blame for massive flooding down the Chure hills, environmentalists say.

Dolphins enter the tributaries of Karnali and Ganga rivers to be safe from floodwaters, conservationists say.

County is faced with new weather adversity as death toll from water-induced disasters continues to rise.

Locals involved in forest conservation say communities will stop looking after forests if all three levels of government impose taxes on them

‘If the elephants do not use their usual route, it could significantly reduce their population.’

Increase in invasive plant species can have adverse impacts on the overall ecosystem.

Officials say it was the first ever sightings of these elusive creatures in multiple numbers within the same area.