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Over 2,600 people visit Shuklaphanta National Park in six months

Kanchanpur, April 30: Two thousand six hundred and thirty-four tourists visited the Shuklaphanta National Park here in the first six months of the current financial year. Among these visitors, 1,629 were men and 1,005 were women, according to the park office. Similarly, the number of domestic tourists visiting the national

Headcounts of swamp deer begin in Shuklaphanta National Park

Kanchanpur, April 21: The census of swamp deer has begun today in Shuklaphanta National Park. A total of 35 people

Tiger census commences in Shuklaphanta National Park

Mahendranagar, March 10: A tiger census began in and around Shuklaphanta National Park on Tuesday. According to park authorities, the

Tiger census in Shuklaphanta National Park from March 7

Kanchanpur, Feb 25: Tiger count is beginning in the Shuklaphanta National Park (SNP) from March 7. Information officer at SNP,

Over 25,600 water birds recorded in Shuklaphanta National Park, surrounding…

Kanchanpur, Jan 23: The number of water birds has been found increased in Shuklaphanta National Park and surrounding wetlands this

514.31 hectares of Shuklaphanta National Park encroached

Kanchanpur, Nov 16: A total of 514.31 hectares of land in Shuklaphanta National Park has been reported as encroached. Of

Safari opens in Shuklaphanta National Park

Jungle safari has been resumed in Shuklaphanta National Park. The park administration has opened jungle safari for tourists in Shuklaphanta

Scourge of climate change: Lakes in Shuklaphanta National Park drying…

Kanchanpur, Sept 3: The lakes within the boundary of Shuklaphanta National Park are drying up and being covered due to

Victims of Shuklaphanta in wait for justice for over two…

It has been 23 years since those displaced by the former Shuklaphanta Wildlife Reserve (now Shuklaphanta National Park) have awaited

‘Wetlands conservation must for biodiversity’

Dodhara Chandani, Feb 3: Wetlands which are vital for humans, agriculture and biodiversity, have been receding for lack of adequate