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Nepal proposes tiger park for 'problem' tigers
MULTIPLE REPORTS·Published ·Main source · Mongabay
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Nepal Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation
Durganar–Tikauli forest, Nepal
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Nepal government proposes a 50-hectare facility for tigers involved in human fatalities.
The project aims to reduce human-tiger conflict while managing the growing tiger population.
Critics argue the plan is costly, unsustainable, and keeps tigers in permanent human control.
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