Study reveals untold, and unprotected, wildlife wealth of Nepal’s Madhesh province

Mongabay
May 2, 2025, 10:11 am125 pts
KATHMANDU — The most extensive biodiversity survey yet of Nepal’s little-studied Madhesh province has revealed a wealth of wildlife facing threats from infrastructure development — and with virtually no protected areas to safeguard them. The vertebrate survey was led by Hari Sharma, a zoology professor at…

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Study reveals untold, and unprotected, wildlife wealth of Nepal’s Madhesh province

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