Bird diversity drops in human-dominated habitats, Nepal study suggests

Mongabay
Nov 26, 2025, 8:55 am96 ptsTrending
KATHMANDU — Birds prefer to live in a mix of forests, fields and wetlands, but human activities such as logging, hunting and sand and gravel mining are taking a toll on such mosaics in Nepal’s southern plains, a recent study shows. The research, published in the Journal of Environmental Management, suggests…

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