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ANNUAL REPORTJuly 2010 June 2011

Government of Nepal

Ministry of Forests and Soil Conserva onDepartment of Na onal Parks and Wildlife Conserva on

Babarmahal, Kathmandu

Shrawan 2067 Ashad 2068

Government of NepalMinistry of Forests and Soil Conserva on

Department of Na onal Parks and Wildlife Conserva onBabarmahal, Kathmandu

ANNUAL REPORTJuly 2010 June 2011

Shrawan 2067 Ashad 2068

Published by: Department of Na onal Parks and Wildlife Conserva on Babarmahal, Kathmandu, Ministry of Forests and Soil Conserva on Government of Nepal

Copyright: © 2011 DNPWC Reproduc on of this publica on for educa onal and other non-commercial purpose is authorized, provided the source is fully acknowledged.

Cita on: DNPWC 2011. Annual Report (2067/068). Department of Na onal Parks and Wildlife Conserva on

Cover photo: Tiger sighted in camera trap in January, 2009 in SWR (Front) Blackbuck in Krishnasar Conserva on Area (Back)

Contact address Department of Na onal Parks and Wildlife Conserva on (Conserva on Educa on Sec on) P. O. Box 860 Kathmandu, Nepal Tel: 00977-1-4220912/4220850 Fax: 00977-1-4227675 Email: [email protected] Website: www.dnpwc.gov.np

Government of NepalMinistry of Forests and Soil Conserva on

Department of Na onal Parks and Wildlife Conserva onBabarmahal, Kathmandu

FOREWORD

Department of Na onal Parks and Wildlife Conserva on is a commi ed government organiza on for the conserva on, management and regula on of the Protected Areas and biodiversity since nearly four decades in Nepal.The primary objec ve of the Department is to conserve the country’s major representa ve ecosystems, unique natural and cultural heritage, and protect the valuable and endangered wildlife species. It also encourages scien fi c research for the preserva on of wild gene c diversity.

In achieving its objec ve, the Department implements regular programmes; Na onal Park Management, Wildlife Reserve Management, Buff er Zone Management, Ha sar Management and Non-Timber Forest Products Management that include key ac vi es such as Habitat Management, Species Conserva on, An -poaching opera ons, Conserva on Educa on, Ecotourism in and around PAs. The annual progresses of all these programmes are above 95 percent for the fi scal year 2067/68. Besides these regular programmes, the Fiscal year 2067/68 has witnessed remarkable achievements such as ins tu onal structure set up (Wildlife Crime Control Bureaus from central to district level), regional level wildlife enforcement network (South Asia Wildlife Enforement Network), that have signifi cantly curbed wildlife trade and poaching ac vi es.

I would like to thank all the agencies including academia, scholars and stakeholders for their coordina on and coopera on for effi cient and eff ec ve biodiversity conserva on in the country.

---------------------------------Krishna Prasad AcharyaDirector General

Con

tent

sForeword

Acronyms

Introduc on 1-4

Specifi c Achievements 5-12

Days Celebra on & Warden Seminar 13-19

Dignitary Visit 20

Major Challenges 21-24

Appendices 25-82

Abbr

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yms ACA Annapurna Conserva on Area

ANCA Api Nampa Conserva on AreaBaNP Banke Na onal ParkBNP Bardia Na onal ParkBZ Buff er ZoneCA Conserva on AreaCITES Conven on on Interna onal Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Flora and FaunaCNP Chitwan Na onal ParkDHR Dhorpatan Hun ng ReserveDNPWC Department of Na onal Parks and Wildlife Conserva onGCA Gaurisankar Conserva on AreaGoN Government of Nepal HR Hun ng ReserveIUCN The World Conserva on UnionKCA Kanchanjungha Conserva on AreaKNP Khaptad Na onal ParkKrCA Krishnasar Conserva on AreaKTWR Koshi Tappu Wildlife ReserveLNP Langtang Na onal ParkMBNP Makalu Barun Na onal ParkMCA Manasalu Conserva on AreaMFSC Ministry of Forests and Soil Conserva onNGO Non Governmental Organiza onNP Na onal ParkNPWC Na onal Parks and Wildlife Conserva on PWR Parsa Wildlife ReserveRNP Rara Na onal ParkSNNP Shivapuri Nagarjun Na onal ParkSNP Sagarmatha Na onal ParkSPNP Shey Phoksundo Na onal ParkSWR Suklaphanta Wildlife ReserveVDC Village Development Commi eeWR Wildlife ReserveSAWEN South Asia Wildlife Enforcement NetworkAPO An Poaching Opera onDoF Department of ForestNTNC Na onal Trust for Nature Conserva onIGA Income Genera on Ac vi esTCSP Tiger Conserva on Special ProgramPES Payment for Environment ServicesNTFP Non Timber Forest ProductKCAMC Kanchngnga Conserva on Area Management Commi eeCBAPO Community Based An Poaching Opera onCBO Community Based Organiza onBZCFUG Buff er Zone Community Forest User GroupBZMC Buff er Zone Management commi ee INGO Interna onal Non Governmental Organiza onTAL Terai Arc LandscapeWCCCC Wildlife Crime Control Cordina on Commi eeGIS Geographic Informa on SystemPA Protected AreaPSC Public Service ComissionNPC Na onal Planing CommissionNTB Nepal Tourism BoardAPU An Poaching UnitTAN Travel Agency Associa onHAN Hotel Associa on of NepalSAVE Save Asian Vulture for Ex nc onRSPB Royal Society for Protec on of BirdsZSL Zoological Society of LondonBZCF Buff er Zone Community ForestHEC Human Elephant Confl ictBZUC Buff er Zone User Comi ee

Intro

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ion

• Background

• Goal

• Specifi c objec ves

• Major programmes of the Department

• Wildlife Related Policies and legisla ons



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Spa al loca on of diff erent Protected Areas of Nepal

Background

Department of Na onal Parks and Wildlife Conserva on (DNPWC) is the primary government ins tu on for conserva on of biodiversity resources in Nepal. It is mainly responsible for the conserva on of wildlife diversity of the country. It conserves wildlife with a network of 10 Na onal Parks, 3 Wildlife Reserves, 6 Conserva on Areas, 1 Hun ng Reserve and 12 Buff er Zones in and around Na onal Parks and Reserves. The Protected Area networks cover 34,185.62 sq. km (23.23%) of the total geographical area of the country. The spa al distribu on of Protected Areas is depicted in Figure 1. Sixteen PAs are managed by DNPWC, three by NTNC and one by Council.

DNPWC works as a focal ins tu on for Ramsar Conven on, the World Heritage Conven on (UNESCO), the World Conserva on Union (IUCN), Global Tiger Forum (GTF), Conven on on Biodiversity, and Programme of Work on Protected Areas (PoWPA. This department is the management authority for the fauna under the Conven on on Interna onal Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) provisions. Two Na onal Parks have been enlisted as the World Heritage sites

under natural category: Sagarmatha (Mt. Everest) Na onal Park and Chitwan Na onal Park in 1979 and 1984, respec vely. A total of 9 wetland sites of the country have been designated as Wetlands of Interna onal Importance (Ramsar Site). Of them, 6 Ramsar sites fall under Protected Area network viz: Rara Lake, Phoksundo Lake, Gosaikunda and associated lakes, Gokyo and associated lakes, Bis Hazari Lake and Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve and 3 Ramsar sites i.e. Maipokhari, Ghodaghodi Lake and Jagadishpur reservoir are outside the Protected Areas.

In comparison to its size, Nepal is dispropor onately rich in biodiversity. With less than 1% of the world landmass, the country is endowed with 2.7% fl owering plant species, 4.5% of mammal species, 9.3% of bird species, 2.6% of bu erfl y and moth species of the world. Al tudinal varia on within short span ranging from 60m to 8848m causes the existence of 118 types of ecosystem, 75 types of vegeta on and 35 types of forest in the country.

Goal

The overall goal of the Department is to conserve wildlife and outstanding landscape having ecological importance for the well being of people.



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Specifi c objec ves

The specifi c objec ves of the Department are;

• To conserve rare and endangered wildlife in-cluding fl oral and faunal diversity through maintaining representa ve ecosystems

• To conserve and manage outstanding land-scape of ecological importance

• To support livelihood of local people through buff er zone and conserva on areas manage-ment programmes

• To promote ecotourism in consistent with bio-diversity conserva on

Major programmes of the Department

1. Na onal Parks Management

Na onal Parks Management programme manages ten na onal parks and three conserva on areas of Nepal.The major ac vi es of Na onal Parks Management programme include Habitat Management, Species Conserva on, An poaching, Awareness programme, Eco-tourism etc. The total annual budget of this programme is NRs 20,25,70,000 including programma c budget of NRs 4,83,55,000. The annual physical and fi nancial progress of this programme is 96.89 % and 92.89 % respec vely. The details of this programme are given in Appendix 1.

2. Wildlife Reserve Management

This programme manages three wildlife reserves and one hun ng reserve. The total annual budget of this programme is NRs 17,02,78,000 including program budget of NRs 1,51,40,000. The annual physical and fi nancial progress of this programme is 98.51% and 97.32% respec vely. The detail breakdown of the annual programme ac vi es and progress is given in Appendix 1. Similarly, the revenue genera on from DNPWC and PAs is given in Appendix 2.

3. Buff er Zone Management

Twelve buff er zones have been declared in twelve diff erent Na onal Parks and Wildlife Reserves where eco-friendly land use prac ces need are encouraged. The Buff er Zone fund is spent primarily into four category of ac vi es viz; conserva on, community development, income genera on and skill development and conserva on educa on, through Buff er Zone management commi ee. The annual budget for Buff er Zone Management Programme is NRs. 6,08,95,000 and the annual fi nancial progress is 92.68%. The details of ac vi es and programme are given in Appendix 3.

4. Elephant Management (Ha sar Management)

There are total fi ve Elephant Stable (Ha sar) distributed into two na onal parks; CNP and BNP, three Wildlife Reserves; SWR, PWR and KTWR, and only one breeding center in CNP. The total annual budget is NRs 4,83,29,000 including programma c budget of NRs 25,44,000. The annual physical and fi nancial progress of Ha sar Management Programme is 100% and 99.99% respec vely. The details are given in Appendix 1.

5. Non-Timber Forest Product (NTFP) Management

NTFP Management programme is implemented in Shey Phoksundo Na onal Park and Rara Na onal Park with annual budget of NRs.11,50,000. The annual fi nancial progress of this proramme is 100%. The details are presented in Appendix 1.

Grassland management in Suklaphantha Wildlife Reserve



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Tourist enjoying elephant safari in CNP

Wildlife Related Policies and legisla ons

There are several policies and legisla ons enacted by the Government of Nepal to conserve biodiversity and manage protected area. Some of the key acts, regula ons and guidelines policies, strategies that directly or indirectly govern wildlife and protected area management are as follows;

Acts, Regula ons and Guidelines

Na onal Parks and Wildlife Conserva on Act, 2029Forest Act, 2049Environment Protec on Act, 2053Local Self-Governance Act, 2055Na onal Parks and Wildlife Conserva on Regula on, 2030Chitwan Na onal Park Regula on, 2030Wildlife Reserve Regula on, 2034Himali Na onal Parks Regula on, 2036 Khaptad Na onal Park Regula on, 2044 Forest Regula on, 2051Buff er Zone Management Regula on, 2052Bardia Na onal Park Regula on, 2053 Conserva on Area Management Regula on, 2053 Coserva on Area Government Management Regula on, 2057Kanchanjungha Conserva on Area Management Regula on, 2064 Buff er Zone Management Guideline, 2056 Conserva on Area Management Guideline, 2056Wildlife Damage Relief Guideline, 2066

PoliciesNepal Environmental Policy and Ac on Plan I, 2049

Nepal Environmental Policy and Ac on Plan II, 2054

Revised Forest Policy, 2057

Na onal Wetland Policy, 2059

Working Policy on Wild Animal Farming, Breeding and Research, 2060

Herbs and Non Timber Forest Products Development Policy, 2061

Working Policy on Construc on and Opera on of Development Projects in Protected Areas, 2065

Three Years Interim Plan (2064/65-2066/67)

StrategiesNa onal Conserva on Strategy for Nepal, 2045

Nepal Biodiversity Strategy, 2059

Nepal Biodiversity Strategy Implementa on Plan, 2063-67

Terai Arc Landscape Strategy, 2004-2014

Sacred Himalayan Landscape Strategy, 2006-2012



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Spec

ific A

chie

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ents • Establishment of South Asia Wildlife Enforcement

Networks (SAWEN)

• Ins tu onal Structure set up against illegal wildlife trade and poaching

• Organiza on and Management (O & M) Survey

• Tiger conserva on special programme

• Poaching and Illegal trade control

• Support for Protected Area management

• Remarkable Increase in revenue collec on

• Revision of royalty rate in Protected Areas

• Tiger transloca on in Babai valley, Bardia Na onal Park

• Relief distribu on to wildlife vic ms

• Recruitment of staff (Ha sar and Game Scout)

• Study of invasive species (Mikenia micrantha)

• Rhino and other key wildlife count and monitoring

• Strengthening Regional Coopera on for Wildlife Protec on (supported by World Bank)

• Strengthening Ins tu onal Capacity of DNPWC and Wildlife Conserva on for the Eff ec ve Management of Mountain Protected Areas (supported by World Bank)

• Reac va on of GIS Facility

• Vulture Conserva on Project

• Projects and Programmes



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Opening ceremony of SAWEN secretariat in DNPWC, Babarma-hal, Kathmandu

Besides regular programmes and ac vi es, DNPWC has sought some specifi c achievements which are discussed briefl y below;

Establishment of South Asia Wildlife Enforcement Networks (SAWEN)

South Asia Wildlife Enforcement Network (SAWEN) is a regional network of eight countries of South Asia - Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. The Environment Ministers of South Asia at the 11th Mee ng of the Governing Council of the South Asia Coopera ve Environment Programme (SACEP) held on May 2008 in Jaipur, India announced their support for the forma on of SAWEN. They also urged for the establishment of South Asia Experts Group on Illegal Wildlife Trade under “Jaipur declara on”. This experts group consisted of relevant technical representa ves from the eight member countries which meet periodically to provide a forum for the development of regional programmes through networking, sharing and eff ec ve dissemina on of knowledge and informa on. So the First Mee ng of the South Asia Experts Group on Illegal Wildlife Trade was held from May 17-19, 2010 in Kathmandu, Nepal. Elements of Work programme and a proposed structure of SAWEN was agreed in this mee ng. Following this, SAWEN was formally established during the Second Mee ng of the South Asia Experts Group on Illegal Wildlife Trade held from January 28-29, 2011 in Paro, Bhutan. The mee ng agreed to establish SAWEN secretariat in Nepal to be hosted by the Government of Nepal. Currently, SAWEN secretariat is located at

the Department of Na onal Parks and Wildlife Conserva on and Director General of DNPWC is the “Chief Enforcement Coordinator (CEC)” of the secretariat. The establishment of SAWEN and its secretariat is an important development for wildlife law enforcement coopera on in the region. The objec ve of SAWEN is to conserve biodiversity and to stop illegal hun ng, poaching and trade of wildlife species at regional level. It also provides a common pla orm for South Asian countries to strengthen their eff orts to conserve biodiversity and control wildlife crime and also to share and learn best prac ces among the region.

Poaching and illegal trade of wildlife and their parts and products are the most challenging issues for wildlife conserva on. Some wildlife parts are consumed for believed medicinal values signifi cantly in Tradi onal Chinese medicine others are used for ornamental values and clothing. The use of wildlife parts and products can be controlled at na onal level by concerted eff orts of law enforcement agencies but poaching and trade goes beyond na onal border.

Ins tu onal Structure set up against illegal wildlife trade and poaching

Tiger is a fl agship species that stand at the top of trophic level. Viable popula on of ger in any Protected Area refl ects healthy status of the ecosystems. This animal is in Appendix I of CITES because of cri cally endangered status globally as per IUCN Red list category. It is protected by NPWC Act, 2029 as well. Enforcement agencies for crime related to ger could be diff erent based on place of incidence, jurisdic on that demands concerted eff orts of mul ple law enforcement agencies such as Nepal police, Immigra on department including Protected Areas Offi ces. To ensure mul -agency coopera on and proac ve ini a on of law enforcement agencies, Na onal Tiger Conserva on Commi ee was formed under the chair of Rt. Honorable Prime Minister on 2067/2/2 comprising Ministers from Home, Finance, Environment, Defense, Law and Jus ce,



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Chief Secretary, two na onal / interna onal ger experts, one representa ve from ger

conserva on partner organiza on as the member of the commi ee. Minister for Forests and Soil Conserva on is member secretary of the Commi ee. The fi rst mee ng was held on March 21, 2011 in Kathmandu.

Similarly, to control poaching and illegal trade eff ec vely, Wildlife Crime Control Coordina on Commi ee (WCCCC) has been formed under the Chair of Minister for Forests and Soil Conserva on on 2067/8/5 comprising Secretary, Home ministry, Secretary, Defense ministry, Secretary, Finance ministry, Secretary, ministry of Law and Jus ce, Secretary, Forests and Soil Conserva on, Commander in Chief, Nepal Army, Inspector General, Nepal Police, Inspector General, Armed Police Force, Chief, Na onal Inves ga on Department as the member of the commi ee. Director General of DNPWC is the member secretary of the commi ee.

Central level Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (WCCB) has also been formed under the chairmanship of Director General, DNPWC comprising Director General, Department of Forest, Director General, Department of Custom, Brigadier General, Nepal Army, Deputy Inspector General, Central Inves ga on Bureau (CIB), Nepal Police, Deputy Inspector General, Armed Police force, Director, Na onal Inves ga on Department, two representa ves from non-governmental organiza on as the members of the commi ee. Deputy Director General, DNPWC is the member secretary of the commi ee. At the district level in total 15 districts, Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (WCCB) is planned to be formed. To date, the bureau has been formed in 3 districts under the chairmanship of Chief Conserva on Offi cer of the Protected Area in the district. In case of the district where there is no Protected Area, the commi ee is chaired by District Forest Offi cer. Members of the commi ee include offi cer level representa ves from District Administra on Offi ce (DAO), district security agencies, District A orney General Offi ce

Organiza on and Management (O & M) Survey

The organiza on structure of the Department and its fi eld offi ces is not restructured since early 50s whereas the work nature and job responsibili es have expanded signifi cantly such as; buff er zone, conserva on areas, an poaching opera on, species conserva on, conserva on educa on, establishment of new PAs. The exis ng structure and available human resources are not able to perform assigned responsibili es eff ec vely.Realizing this, organiza on and management (O and M) survey of the department and its fi eld offi ces submi ed to the ministry of Forests and Soil Conserva on for approval.

Tiger conserva on special programme

Honoring interna onal commitment of Global Tiger Recovery Plan and na onal obliga on of biodiversity conserva on, Government of Nepal has taken an ambi ous long term objec ve to double ger popula on by 2022. In line with the objec ve,

“Tiger Conserva on Special Programmes (TCSP)” has been launched through government annual budget of fi scal year 2067/68 for the conserva on and management of ger popula on. Total Rs.60 million has been allocated for the programme which is to be implemented under the DNPWC and the Department of Forests (DoF). The amount is u lized for the implementa on of ger focused ac vi es in ger range Protected Areas. Ac ons are mainly focused to (i) eff ec vely manage, preserve, protect, and enhance ger habitats; (ii) eradicate poaching, smuggling, and illegal trade of gers, and their parts and deriva ves; (iii) cooperate in transboundary landscape management and comba ng illegal trade; (iv) engage with indigenous and local communi es; (v) increase the eff ec veness of ger and habitat management; and (vi.) restore gers to their former range. For the facilita on of the programme, Tiger Conserva on Special Opera on Procedure, 2067 is formulated



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discussing with ger range Protected Areas’ Chief Conserva on Offi cers, NTNC, DoF and subordinate fi eld offi cers which are approved by the ministerial level on 2067/1/20. The programme has been implemen ng as per approved procedure.

Poaching and Illegal trade control

DNPWC and fi eld offi ces are ac vely working to control wildlife poaching and illegal trade. Nevertheless, role of other stakeholders has been inevitable. 110 poachers who were arrested in the last year is the result of coopera on from other agencies including Nepal Police.

These poachers targeted to rare and endangered species mainly rhino, ger, red panda, musk deer, and bird species. It is believed that poaching and illegal trade will diminish with proac ve coopera on of other security agencies and stakeholders. The poaching of two rhinos in this fi scal year is one of the lowest comparable to the year 1998 in Nepal which is a signifi cant and historic achievement of the Department. The law enforcement of wildlife conserva on legisla on becomes a challenge especially because of open border. Besides, eff ec ve coordina on mechanism of law enforcement agencies in the country, coordina on and coopera on with neighbor countries is equally important for eff ec ve implementa on of wildlife crime. In this context

department started preparing an -poaching and illegal trade strategies. It is understood that the strategy will facilitate the process and modality of ac ons to be taken by diff erent stakeholders for eff ec ve control of wildlife crime.

Support for Protected Area management

Shivpuri Nagarjun Na onal Park is near Kathmandu city which provide drinking water including other environmental services to city dwellers free of cost. Ini a ves to apply the concept of Payment for Environment Services (PES) have been started from various agencies. In this context, High Powered Commi ee for Integrated Development of the Bagma River has supported Rs. 1.4 million for the management of alien invasive species in the Na onal Park area. .

Remarkable Increase in revenue collec on

Total amount of revenue genera on from this department including Na onal Parks and Wildlife Reserves offi ces became highest than ever before for the fi scal year 2067/68. The amount of revenue genera on was Rs.140,383,399.00 for the fi scal year 2066/67. This amount increased to Rs. 248,504,798.00 for the fi scal year 2067/68. Specifi cally, revenue genera on from Chitwan Na onal Park increased from Rs. 61 million for the fi scal year 2066/67 to Rs. 83.1 million for the fi scal year 2067/68. Strict regula on of entrance permission cket to na onal park area par cularly in Chitwan Na onal Park was one of the main factors for this revenue increment. Inspec on and monitoring to Hoteliers inside park found that guest number more than entrance permit cket issued on their behalf. On this issue, park offi ce fi nes Rs. 452,000 to those hoteliers.

Similarly, hun ng licenses were granted to hunt wild animals from Dhorpatan Hun ng Reserve on s pulated royalty rate as per NPWC Regula on, 2030. In fi scal year 2067/68, compe ve bidding system has been followed to issue hun ng license. Nepal Army Patrolling Na onal Park Area for protec on of

wildlife



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This system also contributed to increase revenue from Rs. 21, 74,000 (2066/67) to 30, 48,300 (2067/68).

Revision of royalty rate in Protected Areas

Protected Areas are important tourist des na on in Nepal. The entry fee and royalty rate of various ac vi es inside Na onal Parks, Wildlife Reserves, and Conserva on Areas had not been revised since 2032/33. Furthermore, revenue genera on from the tourism ac vi es in the PAs has also not been increased signifi cantly for long me. In this regard, a joint mee ng was organized to discuss on the revision of royalty rate of various tourism ac vi es including entry fee with stakeholders involved in tourism business including Hotel Associa on of Nepal (HAN), Travel Agency Associa on (TAN), and Tour Operator Associa on and also MoFSC, Ministry of Tourism, Civil Avia on authority on 10-01-2011(2067/9/26 BS). Stakeholders agreed to increase the royalty rate of various tourism ac vi es including entry fee in PAs. Department has forwarded the new revised royalty rate and entry fee to Ministry of Forests and Soil Conserva on for the process of approval.

Tiger transloca on in Babai valley, Bardia Na onal Park

A two year old male ger was found injured in the premise of Hotel Royal Park in Sauraha, Chitwan. The ger rescued and treated for keeping in an enclosure in CNP. The ger was named “Namo Buddha”. Later, it was translocated to Babai valley,

BNP on 22 January, 2011 with technical support from NTNC and fi nancial support from WWF Nepal Programme. The ger was regularly monitored through satellite radio collar. On 9 May 2011, the contact with the ger was lost. A team started to search the ger. Its carcasses were found near a cow killed by ger. The cow was found poisoned by poachers. The ger was roamed 20.2 sq. km. in 96 days of its transloca on in the site.

Relief distribu on to wildlife vic ms

Damage caused by wildlife is one of the major factors for human wildlife confl ict. Human death / casual es, property damage including crop depreda on are reported from diff erent wildlife in the country. In this fi scal year 067/68, NRs. 8.8 Million was distributed for human deaths and injuries caused by wildlife as per wildlife damage relief distribu on guideline, 2066. However, relief could not be provided for crop depreda on and other property loss as per the guideline. The Relief Guideline has a provision of NRS 150000 for human death and upto NRS 50,000 for human injuries caused by seven specifi c species namely Tiger, Rhino, Elephant, Common Leopard,Snow leopard, Bear and Arna.

Recruitment of staff (Ha sar and Game Scout)

Large number of staff posi on mainly Mahuat, Pachhuwa, and Fanit in Ha sar wing and Game Scout was vacant for long me. The management of PAs has become more challenging due to inadequate frontline staff . These staff posi on fi lled on contract basis caused several management complexi es such as Dress, Ra on, and Insurance. Now the curriculum for these posi ons is approved by public service commission (PSC). PSC has announced 200 vacant posi ons in the fi rst slot.

Study of invasive species (Mikenia micrantha)

Mikenia micrantha, an alien invasive species, ini ally occurred in the Eastern Nepal now been Glimpse of Tiger transloca on



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extended to Dang valley. This species has covered grassland, wetlands, riverbanks and other prime Rhino habitat in Chitwan Na onal Park. There are no specifi c study on its control and management. Recently a study was started to explore measures to control the species and alterna ves for its u liza on so that long term wildlife habitat management is ensured.

Rhino and other key wildlife count and monitoring

Regular monitoring and periodic species census are necessary to update species conserva on status in Protected Areas. In this fi scal year, Arna in Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve, Blackbuck in Blackbuck Conserva on Area, Gaur in Chitwan Na onal Park, and Swamp deer in Suklaphanta Wildlife Reserve has been census by direct count method. Gharial crocodile has also been counted in Babai, Karnali, Koshi, Narayani and Rap river system.

Asian One-horned rhinoceros is one of the endangered species globally. Lowland Protected Areas of Nepal are the home for its second largest source popula on a er Kajiranga NP, India. Periodic count of the species is an important to formulate its conserva on strategy. Rhino Count 2011 was carried out from 2067/12/22 to 2068/9/10 in rhino range Protected Areas. The count result found 503 rhinos in Chitwan Na onal Park, 24 rhinos in Bardia Na onal Park and 7 rhinos in Suklaphanta wildlife reserve that total becomes 534 in Nepal. The successful comple on of rhino count 2011 is credited to the coordina on and coopera on of various conserva on partners mainly includes Nepal Army, Department of Forest, District Forest

Offi ces, Regional Forest Directorates, and Na onal Trust for Nature Conserva on, WWF Nepal, concerned Buff er Zone management Commi ees, Nature Guide Associa on, Hotel Associa on, Private Elephant Management Coopera ve, Environment Journalism Group.

Similarly, ger census has been done by camera trapping method in Chitwan Na onal Park. The species update is presente in Appendix 16.

Strengthening Regional Coopera on for Wildlife Protec on (supported by World Bank)

Under Regional-IDA, World Bank has supported a grant amount of $3 million for wildlife conserva on specifi cally includes ger habitat conserva on, poaching and illegal trade control, infrastructure development of ger range Protected Areas offi ces and district forest offi ces, capacity building of human resources of the offi ces and study/ research related to ger. The agreement has been signed between the ministry of Forests and Soil Conserva on and Na onal Trust for Nature Conserva on (NTNC) on 5 September, 2011 for the implementa on of the project for four years. As

Technician on elephant back are marching for Rhino count 2011

Rhino count 2011



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per the agreement, the NTNC has been assigned as the coordina ng agency for the project. DNPWC and DoF will jointly implement the project in their respec ve jurisdic on.

Strengthening Ins tu onal Capacity of DNPWC and Wildlife Conserva on for the Eff ec ve Management of Mountain Protected Areas (supported by World Bank)

In the context of few presence and ac vi es of donor agencies, na onal and interna onal nongovernmental organiza on especially in mountain Protected Areas, strengthening management through capacity enhancement is necessary for eff ec ve conserva on. World Bank under the interna onal development fund invited proposal for $0.5 million globally. Department submi ed the proposal to the World Bank Global bidding compe on for capacity enhancement of mountain Protected Areas. Department won the bidding and has been granted the support fund. The project is in the process of implementa on.

Reac va on of GIS Facility

Geographic Informa on System (GIS) facility was established in this department in 2002 to develop GIS based database of Protected Areas of Nepal. GIS is very useful and support on iden fi ca on of Protected Area loca on, land use planning, zoning, mapping, preparedness for disaster, transporta on plan, etc. It is very useful to retrieve, tabulate and represent spa al data with a ributes informa on. A er long discon nua on of the func oning of the facility, it was revived with support from TAL. Site specifi c maps of diff erent Protected Areas have been prepared through consulta on with park managers and relevant personnel from the fi eld and fi eld visit where necessary, although it is a challenging task to demarcate actual Protected Areas boundaries based on Gaze es. Now, updated maps of all PAs are available in digital format in the department and uploaded on website of the

department. A GIS training was also provided to 10 technical staff s of department and Protected Areas for one week.

Vulture Conserva on Project

Vulture popula on has con nuously declined in the South Asia and reached at the brink of local ex nc on. In this context, Save Asian Vulture for Ex nc on Strategy (SAVE), UK-based Royal Society for Protec on of Birds (RSPB), Darwin Ins tute, Zoological Society of London (ZSL) have jointly agreed a grant amount of Rs.4.3 million to establish a separate vulture breeding centre near already established vulture conserva on and breeding centre at Kasara Chitwan. This collabora ve eff ort is believed to revive vulture popula on rapidly.

Projects and Programmes

Terai Arc Landscape (TAL) programme

Terai Arc Landscape is the biggest and most ambi ous conserva on endeavor in Nepal. It covers approximately 23,199 sq.km areas from Bagma River in the east to Mahakali River in the west covering a vast network of Protected Areas, na onal forests and water bodies. TAL, Strategic Plan (2004- 2014) document is the main guiding documents for all the programmes in the area. The Teai Arc Landscape (TAL) program is jointly implemented by DNPWC, the Department of Forests (DoF) and WWF involving governmental and non-governmental organiza ons, partner conserva on organiza ons, local people, and a host of other stakeholders. The goal of TAL is to link 11 Nepalese and Indian Trans-borders protected areas with biological corridors. The Program not only aims to provide habitat for the long-term survival of wildlife species in TAL but also to improve the socio-economic condi ons of local people through economic condi ons of local people through economic opportuni es. The major thema c areas of TAL programme includes following;

• sustainable forest management• species and ecosystem conserva on



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• climate change and energy• livelihood improvement• conserva on educa on and capacity building• policy and advocacy

Sacred Himalayan Landscape (SHL) programme

The Sacred Himalayan Landscape (SHL) is a trans-boundary conserva on area covering 39,021 square kilometers, of which about 73.5% falls in Nepal, 24.4% falls in Sikkim and Darjeeling of India and the remaining 2.1% falls in Bhutan. The SHL builds links with the three major trans-boundary conserva on areas in China, India and Bhutan. The landscape is con guous with one of the largest protected areas in Asia, the vast Quomolongma Nature Preserve in Tibet (China) to the north. In the east, the SHL-Nepal maintains con nuity with Kangchenjunga Landscape in India, linking further to the Bhutan Biological Conserva on Complex that has the natural connec vity to Toorsa Strict Nature Reserve of eastern Bhutan.The SHL builds upon the exis ng priori es of na onal and regional government for landscape level conserva on in the Eastern Himalaya. In Nepal, it covers 18 districts and an area of nearly 29000 sq km and includes four Protected Areas namely, KCA, MBNP, SNP and LNP. The SHL strategic plan (2006-2016) and SHL implementa on plan (2010-2014) guides all programmes in SHL area.

Western Terai Landscape Complex Project (WTLCP)

The project was designated to ensure the conserva on and sustainable use of biodiversity in the western part of Nepal’s Terai Arc Landscape. The project strategy is based on the premise that long-

term viability of globally signifi cant biodiversity hinges on the ability to manage an overall system of habitats in a wide ecological landscape that goes beyond the confi nes of Protected Areas. The project has been designed for 8 years. The project is jointly conducted by UNDP/GEF, SNV, WWF, and four other partners including GoN. The project supports the conserva on programmes in Bardia Na onal Park, Suklaphantha Wildlife Reserve including restora on and conserva on of biological corridor and connec vity in the sec on from Bardia to Suklaphantha Protected Areas.

Conserva on and Sustainable Use of Wetlands in Nepal (CSUWN)

CSUWN is a joint undertaking of the Ministry of Forests and Soil Conserva on (MFSC), Global Environmental Facility (GEF), and the United Na ons Development Program (UNDP). The Project is executed by MoFSC. In PAs, it works in KTWR. CSUWN aims to build the capacity, legal and policy frameworks (both related to conserva on and development) for an ecosystem management for wetlands conserva on and sustainable use.

Partnerships and capacity will be developed at both na onal and local levels to eff ect long term changes to the percep on, value, and sustainable management of wetlands in Nepal and to ensure sustainability and replica on of ac vi es even a er the cessa on of the project. In short, the project is known as “Wetland Project” and is of fi ve years dura on. The two project sites are Ghodaghodi Lake Area (GLA) in the far-west region and Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve (KTWR) in the eastern region of Nepal.



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• Tiger Day

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• Interna onal Biological Day

• World Environment Day

• Sixteenth Wildlife Week

• Fi eenth World Wetland Day

• Twenty-seventh Warden Seminar and ninth Buff er Zone Network Forum mee ng



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Hon. Minister for Forests & Soil Conserva on par cipated in a rally on Tiger Day

Tiger Day

The fi rst me “Tiger day” was celebrated with organizing a programme on 29 July to extend message of its importance, conserva on measures and challenges. Chief Guest of the programme, Hon. Deepak Bohora, minister for Forests and Soil Conserva on in his speech highlighted the commitment of government to double ger popula on by 2022. He men oned that MoU has been signed with government of China to curb illegal trade of wildlife parts and products across the border. Chairperson of the programme, Mr. Yubaraj Bhusal, secretary, Ministry of Forests and Soil Conserva on stressed the importance of ger as Nepalese worship it as a vehicle of Goddess Durga since ancient me. He wished all of us might get inspira on to conserve ger for our be er future. Mr. Gopal Pd Upadhyaya, Director General, DNPWC focused the conserva on of ger for the future genera on and believed that

con nuous support from conserva on partners, NGOs, INGOs and individuals. He stressed to raise the level of awareness of students who play the role of messenger for conserva on of biodiversity in general. On the occasion, Mr. Jhamak Karki, Conserva on Offi cer presented ger census (camera trapping) report carried out

in Chitwan Na onal Park. Mr. Juddha Gurung, member secretary, NTNC informed that the fi rst

Asian minister level ger conference decided this day as “Tiger Day” and requested the journalists, students and conserva onists to demonstrate solidarity in conserva on of rare and endangered species including gers. Dr. Ghanashysm Gurung, WWF Nepal urged all par cipants to demonstrate solidarity in conserva on. In the programme, Dr. Maheshwar Dhakal, Ecologist, DNPWC welcomed the chief guest and other par cipants and highlighted the signifi cance of celebra ng the Tiger Day.

Various awareness raising programmes were also organized to mark the day in Chitwan and Bardia Na onal Park. In Chitwan Na onal Park, reprehensive from Center for Biodiversity, Terai Arc Landscape Programme, BZMC, User Commi ees, diff erent community forests, Hotel Associa on, students, journalists and local communi es par cipated in the programme organized by Park Offi ce. During the programme, a documentary on ger conserva on was also shown. In Bardia Na onal Park, 750 conserva on lovers were given prize with a T shirt to each who has helped to rescue the orphan or disabled wild animals. In Suryapatuwa VDC in Bardia, seedlings of Sissoo, Khair, Ashoka, and Jamun were planted in 10 hectares of land where invasive species, Lantana camera, was uprooted with fi nancial assistance from TAL programme earlier.



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Students par cipated in an Art Compe on organized on Interna onal Mountain Day

Interna onal Mountain Day

Eighth Interna onal Mountain day was celebrated on the theme -“Mountains, Minori es and Indigenous People” on 11 December 2010. The objec ve of the day is to sensi ze stakeholders about the specifi ci es of mountain and sustainable development of the region. On the occasion, a pain ng compe on between students of diff erent schools from Kathmandu valley was organized. All together 22 students from diff erent school took part in the compe on. A le er of apprecia on and a sum of cash amount were distributed to the students who ranked the fi rst, second, third and forth posi on in the compe on.

Interna onal Biodiversity Day

Interna onal Biodiversity Day was celebrated with a programme organized in the premise of Forestry complex on the theme of “Biodiversity – conserve and u lize sustainably” on 22 May. Chief Guest, Hon. Bhannu Bhakta Joshi, minister for Forests and Soil Conserva on highlighted the importance of biodiversity for the welfare of people where over eighty percent popula on depends upon agriculture for their livelihood. On the occasion, he distributed a le er of apprecia on with cash amount to students who ranked fi rst, second, third and forth posi on in the essay compe on on the topic “Biodiversity – conserve and u lize sustainably”. All together 14 secondary level students from 7 diff erent school from Kathmandu valley took park in the compe on. On the occasion, Chairperson of the programme, Mr. Chhabi Raj Pant, Secretary, MFSC highlighted the

role of student for long-term conserva on of biodiversity who will be the tomorrow manager and stakholders in their diff erent capacity in professional life.

World Environment Day

This year World Environment Day slogan was “Forest: Nature at Your Service”. On the occasion, essay compe on between secondary level students from diff erent school from Kathmandu valley was organized. Students who stood the fi rst, second, third and forth posi on in the compe on were awarded cash prize with cer fi cates by Mr. Krishna Prasad Acharya, Director General, and DNPWC.

Director General and offi cials of DNPWC with students par ci-pated in essay compe on

Sixteenth Wildlife Week

The sixteenth wildlife week was offi cially started with a radio message from Hon. Bhanubhakta Joshi, minister for Forests and Soil Conserva on highligh ng the sustainable management of natural resources for the be erment of human life. The week was celebrated on theme-”Forests and Wetlands: basis for wildlife”- with a view to raise public awareness on conserva on and management of biodiversity.

On the fi rst day of the week, a debate compe on between students of higher secondary schools from Kathmandu valley on the week’s theme was organized.

On the third day, bird watching and iden fi ca on of fl ora was organized in Shivapuri Nagarjun



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Students par cipated in several compe on organized on Wildlife Week

Hon. Minister for Forests & Soil Conserva on on Wetland Day programme

Na onal Park. In the programme, offi cials from Bird Conserva on Nepal, DNPWC, SNNP, students and teachers from diff erent schools were par cipated.

On the fourth day, inter secondary school art compe on was organized in the central zoo on the week’s theme- “Forests and Wetlands: basis for wildlife”.

On the seventh day, poem compe on on the week’s theme between students of secondary level from diff erent schools was organized. The closing ceremony was organized at the department hall on seventh day in presence of Chief Guest, Mr. Yubaraj Bhusal, Secretary, MFSC. The Chief Guest distributed the prizes to the winners of the diff erent compe ons of the wildlife week. On the occasion, two offi cials from Nepal Army were also felicitated for their contribu on in conserva on. He released poster developed by WTLCP, CD produced by WWF Nepal, poster of the birds of Kathmandu valley and wildlife special bulle n “Biodiversity Conserva on Eff orts in Nepal” prepared by department. In his remarks, he highlighted the importance of wildlife conserva on and urged to all concerns to supports for its eff ec ve protec on. Mr. Krishna Prasad Acharya, Director General, DNPWC who was chairing the closing func on, highlighted the importance of wildlife week and wildlife conserva on as a long term process. He thanked to the all the par cipants and conserva on partners who supported to conduct the wildlife week programme. NTNC, WWF Nepal, WTLCP, IUCN, BCN, and Himalayan Nature supported wildlife week programme.

Fi eenth World Wetland Day

The fi eenth wetland day was celebrated with organizing a seminar along with Art Compe on between students of secondary level school from the Kathmandu valley on the theme, “Forests for water and wetlands” in the premise of forest complex. Chief Guest, Hon. Deepak Bohora, minister for Forests and Soil Conserva on inaugurated the day releasing the fl ex board having picture of wetland ecosystem with wetland day theme which has been erected at edge of main road in Babarmahal. He distributed le er of apprecia on with cash amount to winner students of Art Compe on and released World Wetland Day 2011 poster, documentary on des na on Gosaikund prepared by WWF Nepal, booklet about Sundah, Panchpokhari, Gokyo lake; posters of Blackbuck, wildlife of Suklaphanta prepared by WTLCP; and booklet and posters developed by conserva on and sustainable use of wetlands in Nepal (CSUWN).

Minister in his speech highlighted the relevancy of the theme in the context of Interna onal year of Forest, 2011 and climate change issues. President, Dr. K.C.Paudel, for Secretary of Ministry of Forests and Soil Conserva on stressed the joint eff ort of government, stakeholders, organiza ons and communi es for the conserva on of wetland in the country. Mr. Krisna Prasad Acharya, Director General stressed the need of economic value of wetland along with four aspect of Ecosystem Assessment published by UN in 2005 - management, regula on, cultural, and



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par cipa on. On behalf of department, Mr. Ganga Ram Singh, Under Secretary (tech.) welcomed all the par cipants’ in the programme. Mr. Fanindra Kharel, Planning Offi cer, in his vote of thank speech emphasized the need of wetland legisla on for wise use and maintenance of enlisted 9 wetland sites as Ramsar site and other wetlands. Dr. Ghan Shyam Gurung, WWF Nepal, Mr. Juddha Gurung, NTNC, Mr. Rajendra Khanal from IUCN, Dr. Bisnu Bhandari from ICIMOD highlighted the importance and conserva on status of wetland in Nepal.

Twenty-seventh Warden Seminar and ninth Buff er Zone Network Forum Mee ng

Warden seminar, Buff er zone network forum mee ng together and pre-planning workshop was held from 8-12 February 2011 in Banke, Nepalgunj. The aim of the seminar was to bring policy makers, conserva on offi cers, buff er zone community in a single pla orm to discuss the issues and possible way out for strengthening Protected Areas management in the country. The warden seminar was organized on the theme,-”Protected Area System Beyond 2010”. The opening ceremony of the seminar was chaired by Mr. Bishwonath Oli, Regional Director, Mid-western Regional Forest Directorate and inaugurated by Mr. Yuba Raj Bhusal, Secretary, Ministry of Forests and Soil Conserva on. The Opening ceremony of the seminar and the workshop was a ended by over 100 par cipants including offi cials from Ministry of Forests and Soil Conserva on, Director General, DNPWC, Director General, DoF, Chief Conserva on Offi cers, offi cials from Nepal Army, Chairperson,

Par cipants in the twenty-seventh Warden Seminar

Buff er Zone Management Commi ees and representa ves from partner organiza ons. WWF Nepal, NTNC, Conserva on and Sustainable Use of Wetlands in Nepal (CSUWN), Bird Conserva on Nepal (BCN) and Western Terai Landscape Complex Project (WTLCP) supported for the organiza on of the seminar. The seminar and Buff er zone network mee ng was concluded successfully with endorsing their resolu ons a er fi ve days of intensive discussions on key issues of Protected Areas management.

Warden Seminar resolu ons

Warden Seminar resolu ons are;

1. Organiza on and Management (O and M) survey of DNPWC and all Protected Areas shall be carried out and submi ed to Ministry of Forest and Soil Conserva on for approval by 2067 Chaitra (Ecology Sec on/Administra on Sec on)

2. A commi ee chaired by Regional Director, Regional Forest Directorate or Chief District Offi cer of the concerned district including the Chairperson of BZMC shall be formed to solve the problem of land acquisi on in Koshi Tappu and Suklaphanta Wildlife Reserves (Management Sec on)

3. Ini a ve will be taken for the comple on of extension of Parsa Wildlife Reserve area (Management Sec on)

4. Necessary ac ons shall be taken to manage encroachment in Nirmalbas in Parsa and Bandarjhula in Chitwan (Planning and Management Sec on)

5. Ini a ve will be taken to relocate se lements inside Na onal Parks / Biological Corridor (Dandagaun and Banjhpur in Bardia; Gotheri and Gawar in Banke)

6. Ini a ve will be taken to develop Shivapuri Nagarjun Na onal Park as mul dimensional Park by modifying its goal and management modality. (Management/Planning Sec on)

7. Concept paper about services and facili es that can be run within Protected Areas shall be



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submi ed by concerned Chief Conserva on Offi cers. (Management Sec on)

8. Projects or programmes of partner organiza on will be approved only if they are in consonance with goal, priority and suitability of the Protected Area management. (Ecology sec on)

9. One door mechanism will be developed to approve projects or programmes of conserva on partners in consistent with Management Plan of Protected Areas (Ecology/Management Sec on)

10. Department shall take duly response of legal, managerial and other issues of Protected Areas. (All sec ons)

11. Regula on for all Protected Areas shall be prepared. (Management Sec on)

12. The contribu on of Protected Areas in gross domes c product will be studied. (Planning/Ecology Sec on)

13. Tourist entrance fee for all Protected Areas will be revised and get approved from the government. (Management Sec on)

14. Policy will be formulated for the management of dri wood. (Management Sec on)

15. Department level Commi ee will be formed to take necessary changes about uniform of Ha sar staff s as well as PA/WR staff s (Management Sec on)

16. Necessary ini a ve shall be taken for the provision of fuel in addi on to ra on that has been provided for long me for Protected Areas staff (Finance/Administra on Sec on).

17. Ini a ves will be taken to fulfi ll vacant posi ons of Ha sar sec on (Phanit, Pachhuwa, Mahut, Rauhut) and Game scout in Na onal Park and Wildlife Reserve Offi ce (Administra on Sec on)

18. Capacity building and higher educa on opportuni es of Protected Areas staff shall be managed with high priority (Planning Sec on)

19. The venue for the next 28th Warden Seminar shall be decided by the department and communicate duly. (Management Sec on)

20. Department thanked to all organiza ons, individuals, and well wisher for their support to conclude the seminar successfully.

Buff er Zone Network forum resolu ons

1. Allocated budget for Buff er Zone management should be released in me. (Planning Sec on and BZ network)

2. A joint team including Chairperson of Buff er Zone Management Commi ee and Chief Conserva on Offi cer of Protected Areas shall monitor Buff er Zone programmes. (Park / Reserve Offi ces and BZMC)

3. Support to run Buff er Zone Network Forum offi ce including one offi ce assistance will be explored from conserva on partners (Management Sec on and BZ network)

4. A joint team including User Commi ees, Buff er Zone Management Commi ee, and Chief Conserva on Offi cer of the Parks / Reserves will monitor sawmill and other forest product based industries. (Management Sec on and BZMC)

5. Process to release Buff er Zone programme budget will be simplify. (Account Sec on and Planning Sec on)

6. Representa ve from Buff er Zone Management Commi ee will be included to amend, modify, changes wildlife Acts, Regula ons, Direc ves, Guidelines. (Management Sec on)

7. Ini a ve will be taken to register Buff er Zone Network Forum under organiza on registra on Act, 2034.

8. Ini a ve will be taken to amend NPWC Act, 2029 for the appropriate compensa on for the inclusion of private land in the Protected Areas due to river bank cu ng. (Management Sec on)



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9. A mechanism will be formed for the evalua on of crop damage by wildlife and to provide relief to human death, injury, crop damage and other property loss by wildlife. (Management Sec on)

10. Community-based An -Poaching sub commi ees shall be formed and implemented. (Management Sec on)

11. Programmes for fi scal year 068/69 will be prepared on the basis of the amount in Deposit Account of the last fi scal and the amount in the deposit account of the current fi scal year ll Baisakh. (Park / Reserve Offi ces)

12. Dri woods brought by river fl owing through Protected Areas shall be collected through User’s Commi ee and distributed to local users by charging the cost of collec on and royalty. (Management Sec on)

13. District Forest Offi ce shall take care of wildlife dispersed out of Protected Areas. (BZ Networks and DNPWC)

14. The Network sincerely thanked to DNPWC, WWF Nepal, NTNC, CSUWN, and WTLCP for their support and coopera on for organizing the seminar and mee ng successfully.



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Dignitary VisitRt. Honorable president Dr. Ram Baran Yadav visited Khaptad Na onal Park on 2067/08/19. During his inspec on visit, he paid homage to religious places like Tribeni, Sahasralinga and hermitage of late Khaptad Baba. Khaptad Na onal Park encompasses area of Bajhang, Bajura, Do and Achham districts protec ng the ecosystems of Midhill and High mountain of Far Western Development Region. Conserva on Offi cer, Mr.

Narayan Rupakhe cordially explained him about Na onal Park conserva on and its management challenges. Chief of protec on unit, Mr. Harisharan Adhikari warmly presented about the protec on strategy of the Park biodiversity conserva on. Rt. Honorable president Dr. Ram Baran Yadav accompanied with secretary, Mr. Baman Prasad Neupane, offi ce of the president.

Rt. Honorable President in Khaptad Na onal Park



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• Poaching and illegal wildlife trade

• Invasive species (Mikenia micrantha)

• Park Infrastructure and Facili es

• Capacity Development

• Inadequate Human Resources

• Revision of Acts and Regula ons

• Buff er Zone Management



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Human wildlife confl icts

Wildlife damage is a major concern for wildlife conserva on and the prime causing factor for human wildlife confl icts. Livestock killing by snow leopard in mountain Protected Areas where human se lements are inside the park is no ced quite o en. The problem of livestock killings by snow leopard in Shey Phoksundo Na onal Park is addressed by livestock insurance policy. Seed money for this policy was supported by WWF Nepal’s Northern Mountain Conserva on Project. In Terai region, human death, injuries, house dismantle, crop damage and other property damage are reported by diff erent wildlife species. A herd of elephants from India move to diff erent districts in Nepal annually that cause to property damage including human killings. There is a dire need of a long-term strategy for the management of migratory as well as resident wild elephant for the safety and security of people and conserva on of elephant itself.

In fi scal year 2067/68, 4 persons killed by elephant, 2 persons killed by leopard, 2 persons killed by rhino, 1 person killed by bear, 1 person killed by arna, 2 persons injured by elephant, 1 person injured by arna were reported (Appendix 18). In fi scal year 2066/67, 26 persons killed by elephant, 8 persons killed by leopard, 5 persons injured by arna, 3 persons injured by elephant, 1 killed by guar, 5 killed by rhino, 6 persons killed by ger, 8 injuried by rhino, 7 injured by bear were reported (Appendix 17). Although, human death cannot be compensated by any means, a sum of amount as a relief was distributed to injured persons and to the dependents of dead people in case of human death caused by wildlife as per wildlife damage distribu on guideline, 2066. These are only reported cases of human casual es, yet there were huge amount of property damage caused by wildlife. The dispersal of wildlife to human se lement areas can be taken either as an indica on of poor habitat management or increasing their popula on beyond carrying capacity of the designated Protected Areas. Whatever be the reason, it needs constant eff orts in mul ple fronts

such as educa on, awareness and warning as a preven ve measures, preparedness training to staff for crisis management with Na onal Human-Wildlife confl ict strategy.

Poaching and illegal wildlife trade

Poaching and illegal wildlife trade is one of the major challenges to biodiversity conserva on in Nepal. Rich biodiversity and occurrence of several rare, endangered animals at global level such as ger, rhino, leopard, o er and musk deer has made

Nepal a lucra ve ground to poachers. In spite of a number of measures taken to prevent poaching of wildlife, poachers are caught in possession of wildlife parts. Species mainly poached are the Royal Bengal ger, the one-horned rhinoceros in the Terai and musk deer, snow leopard in the high mountain.

Persons arrested with pelt of Snow leopard in Mustang on 2068/2/14

Control of illegal trade in plant and animal species, their parts or products, is a world-wide concern these days. Nepal is source as well as transit of illegal wildlife trade. The illegal trade is directly correlated with demographic factors, poten als for profi t, and lack of adequate resources for law enforcement. The porous border with neighboring countries has further compounded the problem. Penal es set by NPWC Act, 1973 for killing and trading wild animals have been eff ec ve in deterring poachers, but the high price of wildlife parts or products in the interna onal market encourages poaching of those species.



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Mikania micrantha covered riverine habitat in CNP

The Government of Nepal has adopted several measures to combat poaching and curb illegal wildlife trade. To put special thrust on the issue, GoN has cons tuted Na onal Wildlife Crime Control Coordina on Commi ee (NWCCC) under the chairmanship of the Hon. Minister for Forests and Soil conserva on. Likewise, in coordina on of Director General of the DNPWC, a Central Level Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (WCCB) has been set up represen ng mul ple stakeholders to eff ec vely mobilize available exper se and resources to tackle the wildlife crime in Nepal. Recognizing the fact that illegal wildlife traders operate in organized way at interna onal level, to fi ght them in coordinated and organized way, a regional network of eight countries of South Asia named “South-Asia Wildlife Enforcement Network (SAWEN)”with its secretariat in Nepal has recently been established. Similarly, “Tiger Conserva on Special Programme (TCSP)” to be implemented under the DNPWC and the Department of Forests (DoF) and entrusted the management responsibility of the programme to Na onal Trust for Nature Conserva on (NTNC) with the long-term objec ve of doubling the ger popula on by 2022 is also to be worked in the areas of curbing poaching, smuggling, and illegal trade of gers,

and their parts and deriva ves and coopera ng in transboundary landscape management.

Invasive species (Mikenia micrantha)

Immigra on of species is rising with increased human movement from na onal to interna onal level. There are over one hundred non-na ve plant species that are so well established that they have become weeds in Nepal. For example, Eupatorium adenophorum, Lantana camara, Mikania micrantha, Cassia tora, Cassia sophera are so common that they have changed the species composi on of fallow and cul vated lands. Of them, Mikenia micrantha, an alien invasive species, ini ally occurred in the Eastern Nepal now been extended to Dang valley.

This species has covered grassland, wetlands, riverbanks and other prime Rhino habitat in Chitwan Na onal Park. The extensive prolifera on of this species has adversely aff ected growth of na ve plants. Moreover, the species has less nutri ve values and unpalatable for rhino and other deer species. Empirically, it shows that this



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invasive species has adversely impacted wildlife habitat directly to herbivores.

Park Infrastructure and Facili es

The current allocated budget to park management is very minimum most of which is spent for staff salary and other benefi ts. So there is lack of budget for maintaining basic needs such as Toilet facility, Water, Electricity, Minimum Furniture, Monitoring roads, bridges, drainage and adequate vehicles in Security posts and Administra ve posts. Due to inadequate budget, maintenance of exis ng infrastructure is also facing a challenge.

Capacity Development

There is no opportunity of capacity development ac vi es for frontline staff s, Senior Game Scouts and Elephant care takers.

Inadequate Human Resources

There has been extension of work nature with increase in PAs, BZ however there is no reciprocal increase in human resources. In elephant breeding

center, there are no new posts of Elephant care takers to care Elephants. So there is also a challenge in eff ec ve service delivery.

Revision of Acts and Regula ons

The wildlife act that is in use was enacted in 2029 B.S. This Act doesnot incorporate new dimensions. So there is a need to update and make the acts me relevant.

Buff er Zone Management

Although concept of BZ was brought to reduce the gap between the local communi es, there are many complexi es for Buff er Zone Management. Some of the reasons are; un mely release of program and budget, provision of Red book funding, me limita on for the programme etc.



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Appe

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Appendix-2 : Total revenue genera on from DNPWC and Protected Areas

Appendix-3 : Buff er Zone Management and their progress

Appendix-4 : User Groups, User Commi ees and human popula on in diff erent BZs

Appendix-5 : Buff er Zone Forests

Appendix-6 : Offi cials par cipated in na onal and interna onal trainings / workshops / seminars /study tours / higher studies

Appendix-7 : Number of visitors from diff erent countries in Protected Areas

Appendix-8 : Total number of visitors in Protected Areas

Appendix-9 : Research / studies in Protected Areas

Appendix-10 : The greater one-horned Rhinoceros mortali es

Appendix-11 : The Royal Bengal Tiger mortali es

Appendix-12 : The Wild Elephant mortali es

Appendix-13 : Reported cases of other wild animal mortali es

Appendix-14 : Human deaths and injuries from wild animals

Appendix-15 : Major arrest and seizure records

Appendix-16 : Wildlife hun ng in Dhorpatan Hun ng Reserves

Appendix-17 : Relief distribu on in the fi scal year 2067/68 (caused by wildlife in 2066/67)

Appendix-18 : Relief distribu on in the fi scal year 2067/68 (caused by wildlife in 2067/68)

Appendix-19 : Popula on of wildlife species in Nepal

Appendix-20 : Gharial crocodiles released to diff erent river systems

Appendix-21 : Wetlands of interna onal importance (Ramsar Sites) in Nepal

Appendix-22 : Protected Areas (Na onal Parks, Wildlife Reserves, Hun ng Reserve, Conserva on Areas and Buff er Zones) in Nepal

Appendix-23 : Human Resources of DNPWC and Protected Areas’ offi ces

Appendix-24 : Organiza on Chart, Department of Na onal Parks and Wildlife Conserva on



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30

Appendix-4: User Groups, User Commi ees and human popula on in diff erent BZs and CAs

S.No. Buff er Zones BZUG BZUC BZMC Household Popula on No of VDC / municipality

Remarks

1. CNP Buff er Zone 1779 21 1 44918 250000 37/2 Household and popula on fi gure is based on baseline informa on at the me of respec ve BZ establishments.

Ad-hoc

2. BNP Buff er Zone 262 19 1 16619 117633 4

3. LNP Buff er Zone 332 21 1 12256 68865 34

4. SNP Buff er Zone 28 3 1 1400 6000 3

5. SPNP Buff er Zone 90 17 1 5852 29854 11

6. MBNP Buff er Zone 89 12 1 6378 34467 12

7. KNP Buff er Zone 250 14 1 5311 33272 21

8. RNP Buff er Zone 156 10 1 1987 12121 9

9. BaNP Buff er Zone 61 6 1 4861 35712 14

10. P WR Buff er Zone 448 13 1 13447 85000 11

11. SWR Buff er Zone 501 9 1 22413 143395 9/1

12. KTWR Buff er Zone 506 9 1 18693 105000 16

S.No. Conserva on Areas CAUG CAUC CAMC Household Popula on No of VDC / municipality Remarks

1. KCA 44 7 1 968 5254 4



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Appendix-5: Buff er Zone Forests

1. Chitwan Na onal Park Buff er ZoneCommunity ForestsS.No. Date of Handover Name of Community

ForestsAddress Area (ha) No. of

Households Remarks

1. 2055/2/29 San Piple 1,2,3,7,8 46.00 440 2. 2055/8/10 Rap Ekta Bhandara 3,4,5,6,7 174.80 676 3. ,, Kuch Kuche Kathar 6,7,8,9 118.00 698 4. ,, Brahmasthani Piple 5 94.99 2905. 2057/1/15 Narayani Amarapuri 9 20.25 91 6. ,, Satya Hariyali Amarapuri 8 7.25 917. ,, Soil conserva on Rajhar 4 20.30 156 8. 2057/2/18 Dibya Dibyapuri 1,2,3,7 125.00 4709. 2057/2/22 Birendra Nagar Pa hani 2 22.00 29010. 2058/6/17 Devithan Kathar 1,4 140.00 26411. 2058/10/15 Bandevi Bharatpur 8,9 168.75 187212. 2059/10/20 Baghamara Bachauli 1,4 215.00 78013. 2059/12/14 Chitrasen Ratnanagar 4,5 184.90 120314. 2060/2/12 Kalika Rajahar 1,2,5 22.00 18215. 2061/2/23 Kumroj Kumroj 1,9 1127.70 151616. 2061/9/1 Dashinkali Gita Nagar 4 102.60 358 17. 2061/10/18 Jana Shak Piple 5 53.48 264 18. 2062/1/2 Ghailaghari Jitapur-1, 2 161.95 1407 19. 2062/11/17 Milijuli RantanNagar 1,4,6 38.50 1140 20. 2065/12/28 Kumarwar Pithouli 8 83.00 19021. 2064/2/24 Radhakrishna Meghouli 5 66.88 50322. 2066/10/18 San kunja Pithouli 2,6 28.62 42123. 2064/5/5 Kudhouli Pithouli 7 74.22 30524. 2066/1018 Rajratna Pithouli 1,2,6,9 133.25 43025. 2067/2/23 Triveni Triveni 1,2,3,7,8 198.00 64726. 2066/12/30 Hariyali rap Meghouli 9 84.66 29127. 2062/11/17 Jankouli Bachhouli 7 59.52 95028. 2062/7/7 Tikouli Ratnager 7 46.60 45429. 2065/11/5 Krisnasar Kawaso 1,2,3,4,7,8,9 467.78 74330. 2066/2/25 Panbari Nayabelhari 1,2 729.25 60631. 2062/11/19 Belsahar Pa hani 1,3,9 180.21 206832. 2061/9/1 Navjyo Gitanagar 6,9 44.70 30233 2066/11/6 Tundikhel Dumkibas-8 121.50 12434 2067.2.5 Madarbaba Dumkibas-7 194.85 12435 2065.6.2 Namuna Pithauli 2,3,5,6 &

Kawasho -1414.235 681

36 2063.10.18 Batulipokhari Pa hani -7Gitanagar 1,2,3

64.70 604

37 2064.12.3 Bramhadev Lamidar Manahari -2 276.41 33638 2065.7.27 Kantheswari Kathar 2,3& 5 115.00 62739 2065.4.16 Kalyanpur Kalyanpur-2-9 1485.96 118240 2065.4.16 Harinagar Kalyanpur-6 7.685 6341 2065.4.16 Gopalnagar Kalyanpur-8 35.775 8642 2068.2.17 Malika Meghauli-8 17.61 467



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43 2068.2.17 Belhdda Hariyali Jagatpur-2 75.57 11944 2057.7.22 Siswar Rajahar-3 34.87 16245 2064.11.21 Matribhumi Praga nagar -1 54.56 21546 2064.11.21 Narayani Praga nagar-2 61.81 21547 2064.11.21 Praga Praga nagar-3 51.56 324

Total 8052.55 25427Private ForestsS.No. Date of Registra on Name of Forest

ownerAddress Area (Bhigha) Planta on

yearRemarksPlanted species

1 2057/3/19 Mr. Laxman Kumar Shrestha

Jagatpur 4 1-0-0 2051 Sissoo, bakaino

2 2057/7/1 Mr. Dadapani Kafl e Megouli 1 1-08-10 2050 Sissoo, bamboo, etc

3 2067/2/13 Mr. Karmachhesanga Gurung and Mr. Prem Br. Gurung

Megouli 4 3-07-16 2067 Sissoo, simal, khair, etc

4 2057/9/27 Mr. Sankar Choudhary

Bachhauli 5 0-08-14 2046 Sissoo, simal, etc

5 2057/9/21 Mr. Ramji Choudhary Bachhauli 5 0-08-14 2040 Sissoo, simal, etc

6 2057/9/21 Mr. Nil Kumar Choudhary

Bachhauli 5 0-08-14 2040 Sissoo, simal, etc

7 2057/9/21 Mr. Sankar Choudhary, Mr. Ramji Choudhary Mr. Nil Kumar Choudhary,

Bachhauli 5 1-03-07 2040 Mango, Asna, Sissoo, simal, etc

8 2059/1/4 Ms. Mandira Devi Dhunu Shrestha (Onta)

Bhandara 6 1-12-08 2048 Khair

9 2059/1/4 Ms. Goma Devi Sedai Bhadara 9 0-05-18 2050 Khair10 2058/2/1 Ms. Laxmi Gurung Rajhar 4 0-10-00 2050 Sissoo11 2061/11/17 Mr. Bhim amd

Br. ChhetriThori 1 1-05-13 2048, 2056 Sissoo,

SimalLeasehold ForestsS.No. Name of Forest &

addressRegistra on date Termina on date Dura on Households Popula on

1. Gha ebagar Ka,Manhari 2

2056/2/4 2094/3/30 40 7 44

2. Gha ebagar Kha,Manhari 2

2056/2/5 2094/3/31 40 7 54

3. Gha ebagar Ga,Manhari 2

2056/2/6 2094/4/1 40 7 62

2. Bardia Na onal Park Buff er ZoneCommunity ForestsS.No. Date of Handover Name of Community


Households Remarks

1. 2057/1/6 Brindapuri Thakurdwara 7 115.38 2162. 2059/3/3 Ramvapur Magaragadi 8 503.94 6103. 2059/10/6 Hariyali Dhadabar 3, Bardia 53.16 3004. 2059/10/17 Shree Krishna Chisapani 1, Banke 117.00 3095. 2059/12/25 Ranjha Bitchtole Belwa 7, 928.00 3656. 2059/12/25 Shan Ba ka Chisapani 5, Banke 53.50 105



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7. 2060/3/20 Katarniya Dhadabar 3 411.62 3708. 2060/8/23 Mahadev Chisapani 5 188.45 1659. 2060/8/23 Srijana mahila Dewdakala 5 336.79 23110. ,, Jagri mahila Dhadhwar 6 227.99 18011. ,, Dhakela Dhadhwar 6 307.02 14112. ,, Janachetana mahila Dhadhwar 7 9.00 17213. ,, Dugdhaa Dhadhwar 7 437.97 55114. ,, Aauri Magragadhi 9 47.02 49715. ,, Ranigauri mahila Baniyabhar 1 16.30 14316. ,, Dangpur Baniyabhar 1, 2 692.90 65317. ,, Baghkhor Belwa 2 731.88 10618. ,, Deva Mo pur 4 550.97 37519. ,, Chafanala Dewdakala 5 1015.77 32120. ,, Belghari mahila Dewdakala 3 166.51 15821. ,, Sital Dewdakala 3 758.75 67122. ,, Satakhaluwa Dhadhwar 6 609.53 51123. ,, Newlapur Neaulapur 9 131.12 21824. ,, Satgharuwa-

TingharuwaNeaulapur 8 39.75 100

25. ,, Thakurdwara Thakurdwara-6 125.35 15526. ,, Chitkaiya Thakurdwara-3 116.00 15827. ,, Betaini Thakurdwara-5 71.80 17128. ,, Banugaun Thakurdwara-8 41.17 8329. ,, Shivapur Bandrahawa Thakurdwara-9 53.78 14530. ,, Dalla Suryapatuwa-4 21.68 3131. ,, Bahadurpur Suryapatuwa-2 27.92 10632. .. Panchpokhari Belwa 7 691.11 47733. 2062/63 Bhudakaiya Thakurdwara 1 106.92 11834. ,, Janaknagar Patabhar 6 117.00 20935. ,, Sonpur Magragadhi 5 205.67 22036. ,, Siuniya Magragadhi 6 314.22 30837. 2062/63 Sukhad Sataiya Thakurdwara 4 190.98 22138. ,, Tanduwa Suryapatuwa 4 48.06 9039. ,, Madaila Gobraila Thakurdwara 2 45.18 14040. 2063/64 Hornawa Magrathi-7 328.04 30641. ,, Bathanpur phanta Thakur dwara-2,

Shivpur 8,9110.88 485

42. Hariyali Manau 2,6 34.31 18143. ,, Gup pur Manau-1 53.82 24744. 2064/6/10 Kailashi Suryapatuwa 3 225.80 19545. 2064/10/10 Kanchanpur Newlapur 6 22.29 7546. 2064/11/6 Bhurigauw Newlapur 7 21.02 8747. 2064/11/6 Sundartapu Newlapur 4 56.98 5948. 2064/11/6 Karmala Newlapur 3 23.83 17949. 2065/1/22 Sinhabahini Newlapur 5 35.06 23850. 2065/11/20 Mamata Patabhar 9 62.24 11151. 2065/11/20 Sinhabahini Patabhar 3 13.00 6252. 2065/11/20 Thereniya Bagahuwa Patabhar 9 35.36 7553. 2065/11/20 Bandreyabagahuwa Patabhar 3 68.32 17754. 2065/11/20 Laliguranshmahila Patabhar 2 2.44 8855. 2065/11/20 Mahuwatandi Patabhar 4 28.64 6656. 2065/11/20 Sukinibandh Patabhar 4 19.52 47



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57. 2065/11/20 Sarkhormahila Patabhar 7 5.00 3958. 2065/11/20 Kusumdandhi Patabhar 1 11.16 10559. 2065/11/20 Chhulchhuliyaghat Patabhar 5 5.17 157

3. Suklaphanta Wildlife Reserve Buff er ZoneS.No. Date of Handover Name of Community


Household Remarks

1. 2065 Kisan Rauteli Bichhawa-9 262.36 9582. 2060 Mayapuri Chandani-4 90.86 6273. 2059 Gaurishankar Chandani-7 136.62 5644. 2057 Sansarimai Dodhara-4 33.64 2295. 2064 Janpriya Dodhara-5 4.06 416. 2064 Kanchan Dohara 9.86 757. 2064 Deepjyo Dodhara-1 11.22 1318. 2064 Bhairav Jankalyan Dodhara-2 7.07 869. 2064 Saubhagya Dodhara-7 2.09 5510. 2064 Navpra bha Dodhara-6 2.30 3811. 2064 Madhuwan Dodhara-3 2.14 90

12. 2064Mahakali Mahila Janjagaran

Dodhara-15.39 57

13. 2064 Sharada Chandani-4 5.84 13514. 2064 Kamalshah Chandani-4 24.62 17415. 2064 Indra Chandani-1 19.21 43716. 2056 Janaki Mahila Piplandi-4 33.12 17017. 2065 Janjyoyi Piplandi-3 10.86 9818. 2065 Ajaypal Rampur Bilaspur-9 58.27 84519. 2064 Batabaran Jhalari-2 273 51720. 2060 Bailbanda Chandani-7 67.51 36421. 2065 Malika Chandani-6 7.1 13622. 2065 Simana Chadani 2 7.86 5123. 2065 Radha Krishna Rauteli Bichhawa-7 22.07 14624. 2064 Shovatal Dekhatbhuli-1 53.96 16825. 2064 Rani Sankarpur-8 38.14 13426. 2064 Baijanath Rampurbilaspur-8 142.46 11027. 2064 Nageswor Jhalari-7 47.29 65628. 2064 Sulaphanta Dekhatbhuli-1 56.5 17829. 2064 Hariyali Dekhatbhuli-1 71.24 16530. 2059 Baijnath Daiji-7 117 29431. 2062 Shreeram Bi.Na.pa17 3.8 9332. 2064 Jharanasagar Rampurbilaspur-9 75.12 87833. 2060 Kanchan Mahila Chandani 7 4.18 10234. 2060 Chana Mahila Chandani 4 4.8 534. Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve Buff er ZoneCommunity ForestsS.No. Date of Handover Name of Community


Households Remarks

1. 2062/8/29 Simsar Kusaha 8,9 14.84 118



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2. 2062/12/11 Janajagaran Madhuwan 7,8 and Prakashpur 4,8

14.25 390

3. 2062/10/23 Siddhakali Madhuwan 9 and Kushaha 4, 8

9.25 106

4. 2062/8/6 Siva Haripur 2,3,4 3.11 1535. 2062/11/21 Ramrahim Kusaha 4 7.00 1156. 2062/11/21 Ramsar Kusaha 4 8.68 567. 2063/3/12 Trisak Tapeswari 1 43.75 5238. 2063/8/25 Sivasak Kusaha 4 3.82 659. 2063/8/25 Urao Kusaha 4,8,9 2.90 7810. 2063/8/7 Saptakoshi Prakashpur 9 5.10 12211. 2062/11/21 Amardip Tapeswori 2,4,5,6 13.84 2005. Parsa Wildlife Reserve Buff er ZoneCommunity ForestsS.No. Date of Handover Name of Community


Households Remarks

1. 2063/064 Janajagri BZC Forest Hadikhola-2, Makari 141 3632. ,, Hariyali Churiyamai-2 447.03 6483. 2057 Banel Dhap Churiyamai-1 3.00 724. ,, Janapriya Padam Pokhari – 7,

Makwanpur125.17 276

5. ,, Situ Padam Pokhari -1,6 Makwanpur

428.04 517

6. ,, Praga shil Padam Pokhari -1,2,Makwanpur

508.95 527

7. ,, Paribartan Padam Pokhari – 1,5,9Makwanpur

20.60 324

8. ,, Gupteswori Padam Pokhari – 4, Mawanpur

209.45 477

9. ,, Chetana Hadi Khola – 1Makwanpur

164.6 148

10. ,, Lamitar Hadi Khola – 6Makwanpur 276.75 207

11. ,, Masine San Hadi Khola – 7Makwanpur

575.15 517

12. ,, Churiamai Hadi Khola – 8Makwanpur

426.00 316

13. ,, Panch Kanya Hadi Khola – 9Makwanpur

258.93 356

14. 2065/66

Janjagaran

Pipra Simara 8 and Jitpur 4, Bara 375 794

15. ,,Janhit

Handikhola-1,2 Makwanpur 434.63 184

16. ,,Lokhit

Handikhola-4, Makwanpur 284 120

17. ,,Jankalyan Kalika

Handikhola-1, Makwanpur 293.89 135

18. ,,Bhabishya

Churiyamai-1 Makwanpur 489.25 480

19. ,,Panchamukhi

Mahadevpa -5,7,8,9 Serawa-9, Parsa 111 261

20. ,, Ratomate Subarnapur-4, Parsa 111 254



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21 Ratomate Deurali Subarnapur-5,6 Parsa 66.93 14922

Srijana Subarnapur – 1,2,3, Parsa 73.97 213

23 Thulobaghmorcha Subarnapur-8,9 Parsa 62.95 10024

Aathghare Subarnapur-5,6,7 ,9 Parsa 86.46 117

25 Jaymajagdamba Mahadevpa -8, Parsa 32.09 6426

Churiyamai Amlekhgunj-3,4,5,6, Bara 886 299

27 Radhakrishna Pipara Simra -3,4 Bara 650 110028

MusharnimaiPipara Simra- 3,5,8, Bara 252 324

29 Bhimeshwor Simra 9, Bara 190 27630

DhaneshworHadikhola-6, Makwanpur 145.5 237

31Mankamana

Hadikhola-4, Makwanpur 422 211

32Jyamire

Manahari-3,4,5,6,7, Makwanpur 429.69 730

33Gaurisankar

Hadikhola-1 Makwanpur 322 234

34Amar

Padampokhari-8, Makwanpur 4.75 72

35Lokpriya

Hadikhola-8,9, Makwanpur 423.51 640

36Sagarmatha

Hadikhola-3, Makwanpur 183.29 280

37Rakshniya

Hadikhola-6, Makwanpur 100.59 160

10015.17 12182Leasehold ForestsS.No. Date of Handover Name of Leasehold


HouseholdDura on

1. 2051/7/17 Ramanthali Lease Hold Forest

Padampokhari -3 7.00 7 25

2. 2061/10/3 Aadamar Padampokhari -1 5.00 5 253. 2052/5/16 Bhorle Pakha Padampokhari -8 5.00 5 254. 2052/5/16 Gaidadhap Padampokhari -3 7.00 7 405. 2052/5/17 Kotara Padampokhari -7,8 6.00 6 406. 2053/7/15 Kalimai Padampokhari -1 4.50 5 407. 2053/7/15 Ratomate Padampokhari -3 4.50 5 408. 2054/8/25 Simpani (A) Padampokhari -6 4.50 9 409. 2054/8/25 Simpani (B) Padampokhari -6 6.20 6 4010. 2055/12/28 Sano Majuwa Padampokhari -3 5.00 5 4011. 2055/12/28 Thulo ,, Padampokhari -1,2 5.00 5 4012. 2055/6/20 Kalila Rai Padampokhari -3 6.00 8 4013. 2055/6/21 Rausi Damar Padampokhari -3 4.00 8 4014. 2057/3/15 Tinkuna Padampokhari -6 5.00 5 4015. 2057/3/15 Ganeshthan Padampokhari -1 2.06 6 4016. 2057/3/16 Chandeswori Padampokhari -3 2.15 5 4017. 2057/3/17 Dhara Damar Padampokhari -6 5.00 5 4018. 2060/8/22 Ramantar (A) Padampokhari -7,8 1.50 5 20



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19. 2060/8/22 Ramantar (B) Padampokhari -7 1.80 6 2020. 2059/10/23 Bich Damar Padampokhari -3 3.27 7 4021. 2059/10/23 Chandramukhi Padampokhari -3 2.80 6 4022. 2059/10/23 Sijana Padampokhari -1 2.80 6 4023. 2059/10/23 Koeli Padampokhari -3 2.33 5 4024. 2052/5/16 Ghaiyadada Hadikhola-2 4.00 6 4025. 2052/5/16 Bhairab Daha Hadikhola-2 5.84 6 4026. 2052/5/16 Tallo Ratemate Hadikhola-6 3.43 5 4027. 2052/5/16 Swanikojhallan (A) Hadikhola-6 2.50 6 4028. 2052/5/16 Swanikojhallan (B) Hadikhola-6 2.50 6 4029. 2052/8/25 Kandaghari (A) Hadikhola-6 3.76 7 4030. 2052/8/25 Kandaghari (B) Hadikhola-6 2.81 5 4031. 2052/8/25 Daledada Hadikhola-6 5.43 7 4032. 2052/8/25 Namuna Hadikhola-6 3.25 6 4033. 2052/12/28 Bimiroghari Hadikhola-6 3.00 5 4034. 2055/12/28 Amalabhanjyang Hadikhola-6 4.45 7 4035. 2055/12/28 Aapkholshi Hadikhola-6 4.45 7 4036. 2055/12/28 Pulshikholshi Hadikhola-6 4.43 7 4037. 2055/12/28 Swaniko Kholsi Hadikhola-6 4.94 7 4038. 2055/12/28 Pherim Kholsi Hadikhola-6 4.34 7 4039. 2055/6/21 Sisneghari Hadikhola-6 5.28 7 4040. 2055/6/21 Bakhuko Jhalyan Hadikhola-6 3.60 5 4041. 2055/6/21 Bimiro ghari Hadikhola-6 4.80 6 4042. 2056/1/7 Gaidadhap (A) Hadikhola-7 5.20 7 4043. 2056/1/7 Gaidadhap (B) Hadikhola-7 5.20 7 4044. 2056/1/7 Gaidadhap (C) Hadikhola-7 5.20 7 4045. 2057/3/15 Lokeswor Hadikhola-4 2.00 5 4046. 2057/3/15 Shersekali Hadikhola-4 4.24 8 4047. 2057/3/15 Goganghari (A) Hadikhola-4 2.62 5 4048. 2057/3/15 Goganghari (B) Hadikhola-4 2.62 5 4049. 2057/3/15 Goganghari (C) Hadikhola-4 2.62 7 4050. 2057/3/15 Tallo Damar Hadikhola-9 3.16 8 2051. 2057/3/15 Nari Hadikhola-9 3.16 8 2052. 2057/3/15 Chaura Khola Hadikhola-9 3.16 8 2053. 2057/3/15 Laxmi Hadikhola-9 3.16 8 2054. 2062/7/3 BanaKanya (A) Hadikhola-7 3.00 6 2055. 2062/7/3 BanaKanya (B) Hadikhola-7 3.00 6 2056. 2057/3/15 Beldada (A) Manohari-3 6.40 7 4057. 2057/3/15 Beldada (B) Manohari-3 6.88 6 4058. 2057/3/15 Beldada (C) Manohari-3 6.08 7 4058. 2057/3/15 Beldada (D) Manohari-3 6.08 7 4059. 2057/3/15 Beldada (E) Manohari-3 6.08 7 4060. 2057/3/15 Beldada (F) Manohari-3 6.08 7 406. Shey Phoksundo Na onal Park Buff er ZoneCommunity ForestsS.No. Date of Handover Name of Community

ForestAddress Area (ha) No. of

Households Remarks

1. 057/58 Samling Chaurikot - -2. ,, Dudhkundali Tyakot - -3. ,, Maluwahimal Kaigaun - -4. ,, Sunauli rani Kaigaun-4,7 54.00 0



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5. ,, Himali Kaigaun 633.20 446. ,, Himali Tripurkot-1,2,3 - 1237. 2060 Deu Tripurkot-4 50.00 528. ,, Bandevi Tripurkot-5,6 40.00 869. ,, Bikramsahi Tripurkot-1,2,9 - 12810. ,, Mahakal Tripurkot-7,8 100.00 8511. ,, Ralli Tripurkot-3 25.00 5812. ,, Deurali Tripurkot-5,6,7,8 100.00 16813. ,, Semuchhe Dolphu-7,8,9 537.50 6714. ,, Rukgumba Dolphu-1,2,3,4 324.00 6415. ,, Mate Raha-4,9 205.00 9716. ,, Shan Raha 125.00 12117. ,, Chamkuni Raha-1,3 205.00 2018. ,, Urukang Kimri 33.82 3219. ,, Sambatop ,, 31.32 4020. ,, Chaya Nath ,, 29.67 3221. ,, Yalangmik ,, - 1,9 14.40 4522. ,, Sundai Rimi-7,9 45.00 2923. ,, Mastabhabami Pahada-2,9 21.00 21024. ,, Jagdulla Kaigaun-1,3 43.18 407. Sagarmatha Na onal Park Buff er ZoneCommunity ForestsS.No. Date of Handover Name of Community


Households Remarks

1. 2054 Himalaya Chaurikharka-1, Monju 5,153.50 912. 2054 Kondgde Chaurikharka-5,

Phakding2,089.20 110

3. 2054 Dudhkunda Chaurikharka-6, Ghat 4,850.10 404. 2054 Permachholing Chaurikharka-9,

Sanogumela8,364.80 42

5. 2061 Tongong Chaurikharka-2 & 7 310.00 806. 2061 Musey Chaurikharka-4, Musey 225.00 517 2061 Sherpa Chaurikharka-4, Surkey 275.00 388. 2061 Redpanda Chaurikhaka-3,

Chheplung300.00 75

9. 2061 Lukla Chaurikharka-8, Lukla 500.00 2778. Langtang Na onal Park Buff er ZoneCommunity ForestsS.No. Date of Handover Name of Community

ForestAddress Area (ha) No. of

Households Remarks

1.2065/66

Paleko Laharepauwa -1,2,3, Rasuwa 14 227

2."

Ghaiyabari Laharepauwa 8, Dhaibung 5,6,7 Rasuwa 21 184

3. " Pairbeshi Laharepauwa-5, Rasuwa 12.4 824. " Achalepakha Laharepauwa-5, Rasuwa 33.66 285. " Syaubari Laharepauwa-8, Rasuwa 141.81 2256. " Dunge Ambe Laharepauwa-7, Rasuwa 37.24 767. " Sugabhanjyang Laharepauwa-3, Rasuwa 65.28 1768. " Ratmatepakha Laharepauwa-3, Rasuwa 15.2 699. " Niglenipakha Laharepauwa-4, Rasuwa 57.6 65



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10. " Kavrekhola Laharepauwa-4, Rasuwa 21.54 7011. " Burlungpakha Laharepauwa-6, Rasuwa 66.08 98

12."

HapselidandaDhaibung,-6,7,8,9 & Bhorle-1, Rasuwa 110 535

13. " Singhadevi Dhaibung-3, Rasuwa 21.52 9414. " Tarukhe Dhaibung-2, Rasuwa 5.92 3915. " Chyandanda Dhaibung-6,7 Rasuwa 3.56 8916. " Salleghari Pakha Bhorle-5, Rasuwa 103.37 32417. " Chaulanipakha Bhorle-4, Rasuwa 22.32 12818. " Ghaderidanda Bhorle-9 Rasuwa 18.73 5219 " Ringjong Bhorle-4, Rasuwa 16.68 13020 " Thalagyang Bhorle-3, Rasuwa 29.79 16221 " Rudradevi Bhorle-7, Rasuwa 31.32 4922 " Chanautepakha Bhorle-5, Rasuwa 30.08 6223 " Chhur pakha Bhorle-3, Rasuwa 51.04 11724 " Chyandandakumbu Bhorle-2,3, Rasuwa 37.04 13425 " Gudedasmure Bhorle, Rasuwa 10.04 5526 " lamachet Bhorle-4, Rasuwa 25.12 10227 " Chyandanda Bhorle-8, Rasuwa 34.56 8228 " Mahurpakha Yarsa-9, Rasuwa 26.42 7129 " Tamrang Aarukharka Yarsa-8 Rasuwa 29.34 13830 " Salghari Samarthali- Rasuwa 15.68 5031 " gaikharka Samarthali-6, Rasuwa 44.8 143

32."

Danuswara Samarthali-1,2,5 Bhorle-5 Rasuwa 57.28 224

33. " Ghayngpakha Samarthali-9, Rasuwa 58.56 7634. “ Simaldanda Samarthali-1,3 14.08 14335. " Aakashdevi Samarthali-5, Rasuwa 2.04 12736. " Brakalpakha Samarthali-8, Rasuwa 16.64 7937. " Nirkubhumi Samarthali-4, Rasuwa 51.36 12538 " Ghuseni Sallaghari Samarthali-6, Rasuwa 35.04 3339 " Thulo Sallaghari Samarthali-5, Rasuwa 45.28 12840 ,, Todkepakha Samarthali-6, Rasuwa 60.96 4641 Phamchet Samarthali-7, Rasuwa 15.68 5042 Baikunthapakha Samarthali-5, Rasuwa 101.44 5543 Dandakharka Samarthali-6, Rasuwa 4.12 4644 Rodga danda Syaphru- 9 Rasuwa 70.56 10545 Syo Prakri Syaphru- 9 Rasuwa 28.16 105

46 SallaghariShikharbesi- 5,6,7, Nuwakot 8.48 102

47 Namijogi MundraShikharbesi-4,,8, 9 Nuwakot 26.56 88

48 Chhetrawa Shikharbesi-5, Nuwakot 13.12 34

49 MauwaghariShikharbesi-3,4,6 Nuwakot 35.04 75

50 Dupcheswari

Shikharbesi-1, Samundratar-7 & Rautbesi 7,8,9, Nuwakot 32.16 359

51 Namunadanda Gaukharka-7, Nuwakot 126.08 13652 Pangkharka Panbu Gaukharka-8,Nuwakot 67.84 48

53Mahbhir mala Bhanjyang

Shikharbesi 1,2, Nuwakot 111.66 131



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54 Thulopakha Shikharbesi -3 Nuwakot 37.17 3855 Nritangkharka Shikharbesi-3, Nuwakot 29.18 38

56Bradhar chhaharepakha

Urleni 6,Nuwakot47.31 164

57 Khapsing pakha Urleni-1,2,5,Nuwakot 62.48 11258 Bipinchuli Urleni-7,8 Nuwakot 184.84 12559 Ghalegaupakha Urleni-1,2 Nuwakot 325.64 20160 Thulogauri Chisapani Raluka 1,2, Nuwakot 97.76 11661 Dandadevi Raluka 9, Nuwakot 44.11 5962 Devisthan Gaukharka 6, Nuwakot 241.42 15063 Thaprang Ghaukharka 5, Nuwakot 113.00 92

64Dhapsung Nalungkharka

Ichowk 1, Sindhupalchowk 168.80 137

65 Blauje DupcheyIchowk 9, Sindhupalchowk 147.36 134

66 ManirangjenHelmbu 6, Sindhupalchowk 173.00 32

67 Sankhi DungrajenHelmbu 6, Sindhupalchowk 191.00 62

68 SarkathaliHelmbu7, Sindhupalchowk 161.00 54

69 Chiru GumbaHelmbu, Sindhupalchowk

4159.35 76859. Makalu Barun Na onal Park Buff er ZoneS.No. Name of Community Forest Address Area (ha) No. of

Households RemarksHa ya Sector

1. Chhokang Kimathanka1-9 1091 602. Guimkharka Chepuwa-7 6728 173. Damdangma Chepuwa-4,5,6 367 1174. Pejungdanda Chepuwa-1,2 85 1035. Yanguthi Chepuwa-3 60 406. Thulochandane Ha ya-7 514.45 387. Pop bhanjyang Ha ya-1,2,3 500 2338. Lombatemba Ha ya-6 471.2 1289. Tudiphurbudin Ha ya-4 160 10510. Tu n Ha ya-5 199.7 46

Seduwa Sector11. Ekuwa Pathibhara-1 227.76 7212. Sungawa Pathibhara-2 180.03 3513 Wuling Pathibhara-8 166.93 5114. Barun Mahila Pathibhara-7 16.96 4015. Devithan Pathibhara-2 53.38 4516. Aankhedunga Makalu-9 1800.89 5117. Makalu Makalu-5 1160.15 2618. Mulgaun Makalu-7 309.95 14619. Kumvakarna Makalu-2,3,4,6,7 826.98 10320. Laligurans Makalu-5 727.54 4621. Arun Makalu-6 304.96 16722. Titekhola Makalu-1 251 5223. Septak Makalu-5 895.52 4024. Sumnima Makalu-8 572.02 8325. Chhapchhelung Yaphu-1 120 98



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26. Koshiganga Yaphu-2 42.79 5527. Sagarmatha Yaphu-3 82.49 3328. Himalphedi Yaphu-4 101.7 6629. Kanya Yaphu-7 125.524 5930. Milan Yaphu-6 101.7 5031. Khempalung Yaphu-9 1837.96 3532. Chhi j deurali Yaphu-8 292.75 7633. Arun Kalika Yaphu-5 378.5 67

Tamku Sector34. Singadevi Sisuwakhola-1 116.75 4835. Singapokhari Sisuwakhola-6 1244.04 4136. Bukurchong Sisuwakhola-7,8 2666.55 12037. Milan Sisuwakhola-9 1337.03 9738. Jalkanya Kalika Sisuwakhola-3 272 3939. Tarebhir Sisuwakhola-2 135 5240. Shilichong Sisuwakhola-5 702.14 7341. Saunetham Sisuwakhola-4 990.5 7042. Salpapokhari Mangtewa-3 26.36 2743 Muna Mangtewa-9 70.87 3344. Arun Mangtewa-9 69.82 1245. Sunakhari Mangtewa-5 61.58 4046. Deurali Mangtewa-8 120.75 1847. Aruna Mangtewa-8 128.18 5648. Kalyan Mangtewa-6 88.47 6549. Baguwakhola Mangtewa-7 64.86 4550. Sayapatri Mangtewa-4 79.04 2251. Nageshori Mangtewa-3 58.55 3852. Laligurans Mangtewa-1,2 200 6353. Salleri Mangtewa-4 263.77 1754. Paispani Tamku-1 22.35 4555. Mulpani Tamku-4 35.57 5456. Laligurans Tamku-2 175.3 4557. Pipbung Kirat Tamku-6 40.04 3358. Sankhuwa Tamku-3 110.01 6059. Khilakhiska Tamku-5,7 582.02 12660. Munal Tamku-7 489.47 1261. Saptowa tutowa Tamku-8 705.58 7462. Nagitar Tamku-5 167.06 4863. Sapdokha kharukham Tamku-9 1044.23 5864. Yayokhkhya Bala-6 43.07 3765. Balankha Bala-5 39.91 4766. Jalkanya Bala-1 25.06 1067. Mahakali Bala-7 250 7568. Singhdevi Bala-4,5 300 12569. Hisuhimukham Bala-8, 9 400 12370. Yamdang Bala-1,2 80 7871. Misrit Milan Bala-1,2,3 1012.9 126

Bung Sector72. Cherem Bung-9 169.3 2773. Najing Bung-9 155.4 7974. Jansudhar gaikharka Bung-4,9 110 2975. Khisaro pokhariwa Bung-2,5,6 67.9 165



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76. Bhirthapla Bung-9 1143.3 8577. Pelmang Bung-3,7,8,9 257.5 7278. Mamadi Suplola Bung-1,4,6 60.76 6279. Ti chhopchchhak Bung-5 57.8 3780. Dojumbu patal Bung-9 109.1 3581. Seupatal Bung-5 96.2 7682. Khardo Mahila Bung-3 3.98 6083. Saddhishan Bung-1,2 159.07 23784. Champemma Bung-4 44.38 15585. Sirubaridhap Bung-4,5,6 112 14986. Hungachamlang Chheskam-1,2,6,7,8 1604.1 46687. Mamerku Chheskam-2 263.2 3688. Rukdu dipla Chheskam-3 29.5 13489. Belpaudo Chheskam-4,5 1434 13510. Rara Na onal Park Buff er Zone11. Khaptad Na onal Park Buff er Zone12. Banke Na onal Park Buff er ZoneIn these three na onal parks, community forests yet to be handed over.



43

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serv

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Mr.

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67.8

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2067

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serv

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Mr.

Lal B

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2067

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2067

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serv

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Mr.

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haud

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Trai

ning

on

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tra

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of Ju

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Nov

. 24-

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39.

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serv

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ial)

Mr.

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67.8

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40.

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ial)

Mr.

Keda

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tra

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of Ju

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2067

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41.

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serv

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Mr.

Chan

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vanc

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ene

of C

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67.8

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2067

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42.

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serv

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Mr.

Ram

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2067

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67.8

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2067

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43.

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serv

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Mr.

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2068

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serv

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Mr.

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2067

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9

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48.

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2067

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19

49.

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2067

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50.

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67.8

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2067

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2067

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51.

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on

of Ju

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Nov

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011

52.

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2067

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67.8

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2067

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4

53.

Rang

er

Mr.

Pram

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umar

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2067

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19

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2067

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54.

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2067

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67.8

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2067

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55.

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2067

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19

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2067

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57.

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58.

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Mr.

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2067

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19

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2067

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14

59.

Nay

ab S

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Mr.

Bhol

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ning

on

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2067

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60.

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2067

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2067

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Mr.

Man

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2067

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2067

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2067

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69.

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2068

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71.

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Mr.

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2067

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Mr.

Ram

kaji

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77.

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Mr.

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2067

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80.

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81.

Khar

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Mr.

Prem

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ning

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on

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82.

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Mr.

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ning

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893

1512

938

1070

012

320

1277

586

7310

961

1835

513

4874

BaN

PFo

reig

ner

00

00

00

00

00

00

0

SAAR

C0

00

00

00

00

00

00

SWR

Fore

igne

r0

04

178

026

2216

04

198

SA

ARC

00

00

04

50

00

210

30

N

epal

i0

01

1816

2236

6221

2430

023

0

App

endi

x-7:

Num

ber o

f vis

itors

from

diff

eren

t cou

ntri

es in

Pro

tect

ed A

reas



52

PAs

Visi

tors

ty

peVi

sito

r num

ber b

y m

onth

Sh

raw

anBh

adra

Ash

win

Kar

kM

angs

irPo

ush

Mag

hFa

lgun

Chai

tra

Bais

akh

Jest

haA

sadh

Tota

l

KTW

RFo

reig

ner

449

SA

ARC

8

N

epal

i

42

03

PWR

Fore

igne

r0

00

00

00

00

00

22

SA

ARC

00

00

00

00

00

00

0

N

epal

i0

02

00

00

05

011

9211

0

DH

RFo

reig

ner

77

SA

ARC

0

KCA

Fore

igne

r0

189

201

196

111

9643

70

057

3

SA

ARC

01

00

00

00

50

00

6

ACA

Fore

igne

r

79

272

SA

ARC

1604

2

MCA

Fore

igne

r

26

29

SA

ARC

GCA

Fore

igne

r

31

5

SA

ARC

3

KrCA

Fore

igne

r0

00

00

00

00

00

00

SAAR

C0

00

00

00

00

00

00

AN

CAFo

reig

ner

00

00

00

00

00

00

0

SAAR

C0

00

00

00

00

00

00

Tota

l

1057

313

396

3729

656

921

3790

427

376

2136

523

020

4192

040

062

2373

215

630

4552

37



53

Appendix-8: Total number of visitors in Protected Areas

Protected Areas

Number of total visitors by fi scal year

2060/61 2061/62 2062/63 2063/64 2064/65 2065/66 2066/67 2067/68

CNP 57876 42654 54449 80630 105844 118685 115181 146620

BNP 2273 1173 1394 3713 4476 5056 6248 8055

LNP 3396 4122 4230 6097 9219 9915 10603 11119

SNP 21960 17750 20100 23313 28170 29499 31189 33390

RNP 16 5 28 46 141 105 157 207

SPNP 215 252 119 208 607 591 558 519

KNP 8 0 1 7 10 20 5 27

MBNP 189 103 74 227 594 1443 1903 1666

SNNP 39014 50996 43804 73901 68871 106931 125831 149587

BaNP 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

SWR 165 18 57 352 1420 250 491 358

KTWR 1205 2235 4207 6145 4575 196 1894 4660

PWR 35 90 87 197 34 93 84 112

DHR 0 0 0 0 55 25 17 77

KCA 418 166 156 328 534 599 454 579

ACA 44969 34579 36000 50129 65257 74128 85278 95314

MCA 551 573 598 617 1233 1659 1896 2629

GCA 318

KrCA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

ANCA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 172290 154716 165304 245910 291040 349195 381789 455237



54

App

endi

x-9:

Res

earc

h /

stud

ies

in P

rote

cted

Are

as

SND

ate

Title

Nam

eD

egre

eAffi

liate

d in

s t

u o

nSi

te

1.20

67-4

-2D

eter

min

a o

n of

nut

rient

inta

ke fr

om g

razi

ng in

Wild

life

Rese

rves

and

Na

ona

l Par

ksM

r. N

etra

Pra

sad

Wos

Offi

cial

Pash

u Aa

hara

M

ahas

akha

BNP,

LNP,

KTW

R

2.20

67-4

-3Co

mpa

rison

of c

on s

al a

nd th

yroi

d ho

rmon

es a

mon

g tu

berc

ulos

is re

ac v

e an

d no

n re

ac v

e ca

p v

e el

epha

nts

in

Nep

al

Mr.

Shar

ad P

oude

lM

aste

r of

Vete

rinar

y Sc

ienc

e

Agric

ultu

re

and

vete

rinar

y Ca

mpu

s.

CNP

3.20

67-4

-3St

atus

and

hab

itat p

refe

renc

e of

Asi

a c

wild

dog

in K

CA

Mr.

Ambi

ka P

rasa

d Kh

adiw

ada

M.S

c. F

ores

try

Thes

isIO

F, P

okha

raKC

A

4.20

67-4

-6Im

pact

of c

limat

e ch

ange

on

livel

ihoo

ds a

nd a

dap

on

stra

tegi

es a

nd is

sues

from

KCA

Mr.

Raje

sh Jh

aM

.Sc.

(For

estr

y)IO

F, P

okha

raKC

A

5.20

67-4

-16

Stre

ngth

enin

g th

e sc

ien

fi c

basi

s co

nser

va o

n in

alp

ine

area

s of

KCA

Eas

tern

Him

alay

an N

epal

Mr.

Man

a Ku

mar

Dha

mal

aPh

.DTr

inity

Col

lage

D

ublin

Irel

and

KCA

6.20

67-4

-18

Phyt

oche

mic

al In

ves

ga

on

of m

edic

inal

pla

nts

with

sp

ecia

l ref

eren

ce to

an

mic

robi

al a

gent

s.M

r. Ra

mla

l Shr

esth

aPh

.DTr

i-Cha

ndra

M

ul p

le c

olle

geLN

P

7.20

67-4

-21

Clim

ate

Chan

ge in

duce

d gr

owth

pa

ern

of t

ree

spec

ies

of

tree

line

ecot

one

Mr.

Kum

ar L

imat

Ph.D

.Th

e un

iver

sity

of

Texa

s at

Aus

nLN

P

8.20

67-4

-25

Lim

at s

tudy

on

the

rela

ons

hip

of re

leas

e of

gas

es in

the

war

m w

ater

spr

ing,

soi

l dep

artm

ent a

nd e

arth

quak

eD

epar

tmen

t of M

ines

and

Geo

logy

Min

istr

y of

Fo

rest

s an

d So

il Co

nser

va o

n

LNP

9.20

67-4

-23

Tige

r aliv

e us

e of

sci

ence

bas

ed a

ppro

ache

s an

d in

nova

ve

tech

nolo

gies

to s

tudy

ge

r pop

ula

ons

in th

e Te

rai A

rc

Land

scap

e (T

AL)

WW

F offi

cia

lG

ovt.

of N

epal

SWR

10.

2067

-5-1

Stud

y an

d re

sear

chBo

tany

Cen

tral

Dep

artm

ent T

U.

Offi

cial

Gov

t. of

Nep

alKC

A

11.

2067

-5-6

The

vita

lity

of Ic

e an

d Bo

ne C

ogni

ve

mod

els

as D

ynam

ic

Reso

urce

s fo

r Loc

al a

dapt

a o

n to

Clim

ate

Indu

ces

Chan

ge

in S

easo

nal G

laci

al R

egim

es in

the

Hig

h H

imal

ayas

of D

olpo

, N

epal

Colo

rado

Sta

te U

nive

rsity

, D

epar

tmen

t of A

nthr

opol

ogy

USA

Offi

cial

Gov

t. of

Nep

alSP

NP

12.

2067

-5-1

5An

alys

is o

f the

Tre

e lin

e ec

oton

e re

spon

se to

Clim

ate

war

min

g in

Lan

gtan

g Va

lley

Prof

.Dr.

Udo

Sch

ickh

o

Offi

cial

MFS

CLN

P

13.

2067

-5-2

3Tr

acki

ng th

e g

er in

the

frag

men

ted

habi

tat o

f Ter

ai A

rc

Land

scap

e: N

on-in

vasi

ve g

ene

c a

ppro

ach

Mr.

Kanc

han

Thap

aPh

.D.

Virg

enia

Tec

hnic

al

Uni

vers

ity U

SA.

CNP,

BNP,

BaN

P,

PWR,

SW

R



55

SND

ate

Title

Nam

eD

egre

eAffi

liate

d in

s t

u o

nSi

te

14.

2067

-5-2

3Ac

idifi

ca o

n an

d Cl

imat

e Ch

ange

impa

ct o

n aq

ua c

bi

odiv

ersi

ty a

nd w

ater

qua

lity

of G

osai

kund

a La

ke o

f La

ngta

ng N

a o

nal P

ark

Ms.

Rosn

a Ra

utPh

.D.

Kath

man

du

Uni

vers

ity.

LNP

15.

2067

-5-2

7Im

plic

a o

n of

hab

itat r

esto

ra o

n on

targ

et s

peci

es

cons

erva

on:

a w

ild c

at a

s in

dica

tor o

f res

tora

on

succ

ess

at la

ndsc

ape

in N

epal

Mr.

Ram

ji Bo

ga

Ph.D

.D

ortm

und

Uni

vers

ity o

f Te

chno

logy

G

erm

any

BNP,

Ba

NP

16.

2067

-5-3

0D

istr

ibu

on

mod

elin

g of

Sno

w L

eopa

rd in

Mid

Wes

tern

Tr

ans

Him

alay

as o

f Nep

alM

r. Bh

arat

Bd.

Bud

ha T

hapa

M.S

c.G

eorg

Aug

ust

Uni

vers

ity

Ger

man

y.

SPN

P

17.

2067

-6-7

Surv

ey o

n so

cioe

cono

mic

, lim

nolo

gy, b

iolo

gy o

f Rap

riv

er

in C

hitw

an d

istr

ict

Na

ona

l nat

ural

and

ar

fi ci

al

rese

rvoi

r, D

epar

tmen

t of F

ishe

ry

Dev

elop

men

t, Ba

laju

Gov

ernm

ent

offi c

ials

Dep

t of

Agric

ultu

reCN

P

18.

2067

-6-7

Stud

y on

ibis

bird

Mr.

Bipi

n Ch

andr

a G

him

ireH

imal

ayan

Re

sear

ch a

nd

Cons

erva

on

Nep

al

LNP

19.

2067

-6-7

Popu

la o

n es

ma

on,

hab

itat p

refe

renc

e an

d th

reat

s to

Sn

ow L

eopa

rd (U

ncia

unc

ia) i

n Ap

inam

pa C

onse

rva

on

Area

Mr.

Amar

sing

h D

ham

iM

.Sc.

fore

stry

IOF,

Pok

hara

ACA

20.

2067

-6-1

1Pl

ant d

iver

sity

and

impo

rtan

t pla

nt a

reas

in S

agar

mat

ha

Na

ona

l Par

kM

r. Sa

nura

ja M

ahar

jan

Ph.D

.Ce

ntra

l Dep

t. of

TU

SNP

21.

2067

-6-1

7Ex

plor

ing

the

paym

ent f

or e

cosy

stem

ser

vice

s (P

ES) :

A

Case

Stu

dy fr

om B

agm

ara

Buff e

r Zon

e Co

mm

unity

For

est o

f Ch

itwan

Na

ona

l Par

k

Ms.

Bhaw

ana

K.C.

B.Sc

. for

estr

yKa

FoCo

lCN

P

22.

2067

-6-2

0Is

ola

on

char

acte

riza

on

and

phyt

o ch

emic

al a

naly

sis

of

the

com

poun

ds p

rese

nt in

Sw

er a

mul

cau

sis

foun

d in

G

osai

nkun

da R

egio

n

Mr.M

ukun

a Bh

anda

riKU

LNP

23.

2067

-6-2

0In

ves

ga

on

of s

tabi

lity

and

dyna

mic

s of

mor

aine

dam

s of

G

laci

er L

akes

Mr.

Dha

nanj

aya

Regm

iOffi

cial

Uni

vers

ity o

f Ar

izon

aSN

P

24.

2067

-6-2

4A

stud

y of

Poa

chin

g an

d ill

egal

trad

e on

sno

w le

opar

d in

La

ngta

ng N

a o

nal P

ark

Mr.

Iman

sing

h Th

apa

M.S

c. fo

rest

ryKF

Col

LNP

25.

2067

-6-2

4St

udy

on im

pact

of g

loba

l cha

nge

on tr

ee li

ne d

ynam

ics

of

East

ern

Him

alay

an, N

epal

Mr.

Prab

in K

umar

Chh

etri

Mas

ter

Prog

ram

me

Hok

kaid

o U

nive

rsity

, Jap

anM

BNP



56

SND

ate

Title

Nam

eD

egre

eAffi

liate

d in

s t

u o

nSi

te

26.

2067

-6-2

5Ph

enol

ogy

of tr

ee s

peci

es a

nd s

peci

es m

igra

on

in

herb

laye

r of K

anch

anju

ngha

Con

serv

a o

n Ar

ea E

aste

rn

Him

alay

an N

epal

Mr.

Shan

kar P

anth

iM

.Sc.

TU C

entr

al

Dep

artm

ent o

f Bo

tany

, KTM

KCA

27.

2067

-6-2

6Sh

ey P

hoks

undo

Na

ona

l Par

k : b

iodi

vers

ity c

onse

rva

on

hist

ory

and

oppo

rtun

i es

(Fol

low

up

rese

arch

for p

repa

ring

a m

anus

crip

t)

Mr.

Khad

ga B

asne

tFi

eld

rese

arch

TU C

entr

al

Dep

artm

ent o

f Zo

olog

y, K

TM

SPN

P

28.

2067

-7-3

Geo

-haz

ard

(Lan

dslid

e, E

rosi

on a

nd E

arth

quak

e)D

ept o

f min

eral

sOffi

cial

Gov

t. of

Nep

alLN

P, S

PNP

29.

2067

-7-8

Do

vege

ta o

n ty

pe d

iver

sity

and

cov

erag

e aff

ect

the

dist

ribu

on

of H

imal

ayan

Mus

k D

eer

Mr.

Bhak

ta S

hres

tha

M.S

c.N

orw

egia

n un

iver

sity

of l

ife

scie

nce,

Nor

way

.

LNP

30.

2067

-7-1

2Re

sour

ce in

vent

ory

of A

lloTh

e or

gani

c vi

llage

Pvt

.Ltd

.Offi

cial

The

orga

nic

villa

ge P

vt.L

td.

LNP

31.

2067

-7-1

1Pr

ey a

bund

ance

and

tren

d of

ge

r (Pa

nthe

r Tig

ris T

igris

) po

pula

on

in S

hukl

apha

nta

Wild

life

Rese

rve,

Nep

alM

s. L

eena

Cha

lise

B.Sc

.Ka

FoCo

lSP

WR

32.

2067

-7-1

6Ve

geta

on

anal

ysis

Ms.

Gee

ta P

ande

yM

.Sc.

Colle

ge o

f Ap

plie

d Sc

ienc

e,SN

NP

33.

2067

-7-1

4M

odel

ing

hydr

olog

ical

eco

syst

em s

ervi

ces

of th

e se

lect

ed

catc

hmen

ts in

the

Indo

-Gen

e c

bas

inM

r. Bh

opal

Pan

dey

Ph.D

.Ki

ngs

colle

ge, U

K.SN

NP

34.

2067

-7-2

3St

udy

and

Rese

arch

Mr.

Rodn

ey G

arra

rdPh

.D.

Uni

vers

ity o

f Be

rn, S

witz

erla

ndSN

P

35.

2067

-7-2

3Bo

mba

x ce

iba

as a

sou

rce

of b

ird c

omm

uni

esSw

edis

h U

nive

rsity

of A

gric

ultu

ral

scie

nces

Offi

cial

Swed

ish

Uni

vers

ity o

f Ag

ricul

tura

l sc

ienc

es

CNP

36.

2067

-7-2

4As

sess

men

t of g

over

nanc

e in

Buff

er Z

one

deve

lopm

ent

prog

ram

me

of S

agar

mat

ha N

a o

nal P

arks

Mr.

Bed

Kum

ar D

haka

lM

.Sc.

Nep

al

Engi

neer

ing

Colle

ge, K

TM

SNP

37.

2067

-7-2

9Pe

ople

's p

erce

p o

n an

d de

ndro

clim

a c

evi

denc

e on

Cl

imat

e Ch

ange

Mr.

Rajiv

Ghi

mire

M.S

c.D

epar

tmen

t of

Bota

ny, T

U, K

TMSN

NP

38.

2067

-7-3

0Ca

rbon

Seq

uest

ra o

n: Q

uan

ty

es m

a o

n, e

cono

mic

va

lua

on

and

com

paris

on b

etw

een

trop

ical

Sal

dom

inat

ed

and

river

aine

Buff

er Z

one

Com

mun

ity F

ores

t of C

hitw

an

Na

ona

l Par

k

Mr.

Besi

ndra

raj S

ubed

iM

.Sc.

fore

stry

IOF,

Pok

hara

CNP

39.

2067

-8-2

Valu

ing

dam

ages

cau

sed

by in

vasi

ve p

lant

spe

cies

in lo

w

inco

me

com

mun

ityM

r. Ra

jesh

Kum

ar R

aiPh

.DD

ekin

Uni

vers

ity,

Aust

relia

.CN

P



57

SND

ate

Title

Nam

eD

egre

eAffi

liate

d in

s t

u o

nSi

te

40.

2067

-8-2

4G

reat

Hor

ubill

(Buc

eros

bio

coru

is)

BCN

Offi

cial

BCN

CNP

41.

2067

-8-2

4O

bjec

ves

met

hod

and

expe

cted

out

puts

in re

sear

ch o

n bi

rds

BCN

Offi

cial

BCN

BNP,

PW

R,

SPW

R, K

TWR

42.

2067

-8-2

8D

istr

ibu

on

pa e

rn o

f sm

all m

amm

als

in P

arsa

Wild

life

Rese

rve

Mr.

Nav

in B

ha a

rai

M.S

c.D

epar

tmen

t of

Zool

ogy,

TU

, KTM

PWR

43.

2067

-9-7

Seas

onal

wat

er q

ualit

y m

onito

ring

of B

agm

a W

ater

shed

Ms.

Sus

hila

Gw

ada

M.S

c.Kh

wop

a Co

llage

, Bh

aktp

urSN

NP

44.

2067

-9-7

Seas

onal

wat

er q

ualit

y m

onito

ring

of B

agm

a W

ater

shed

Ms.

Ras

hmi K

oju

M.S

c.Kh

wop

a Co

llage

, Bh

akta

pur

SNN

P

45.

2067

-9-8

Rock

sam

ple

colle

c o

nSa

rla s

angi

pow

er d

evel

opm

ent P

vt

Ltd.

Offi

cial

Sarla

san

gi p

ower

de

velo

pmen

t Pvt

Lt

d.

LNP

46.

2067

-9-9

Snow

Lea

pard

con

serv

a o

n pr

ogra

mm

e in

Sag

arm

atha

N

a o

nal P

ark

Mr.

Hira

K.C

.Offi

cial

Hira

K.C

.SN

P

47.

2067

-9-1

8St

atus

, dis

trib

u o

n an

d th

reat

s to

O e

r in

Kosh

i Tap

pu

Wild

life

Rese

rve

Mr.

Chan

dan

Pand

itM

.Sc.

TU.

KTW

R

48.

2067

-9-2

1Th

e co

nser

va o

n st

atus

of b

lack

buck

(Ant

elop

e Ce

rvic

apra

) at

Kha

irapu

r Bar

dia

Mr.

Supr

abha

Ban

M.S

c.TU

Kr C

A

49.

2067

-9-2

7H

abita

t pre

fere

nce

of th

e gr

eate

r one

-hor

ned

rhin

ocer

os

in th

e Ba

ghm

ara

Buff e

r Zon

e Co

mm

unity

For

est,

Chitw

an

Na

ona

l Par

k

Mr.

Anup

a G

urun

gM

.Sc.

TUCN

P

50.

2067

-9-2

2Bi

odiv

ersi

ty c

onse

rva

on,

nat

ure-

base

d ec

otou

rism

and

lo

cal d

evel

opm

ent:

The

Cas

e of

Chi

twan

Na

ona

l Par

k N

epal

Mr.

Ram

Pan

dit

The

Uni

vers

ity o

f W

este

rn A

ustr

alia

CNP

51.

2067

-9-2

2Co

ntrib

u o

n of

Com

mun

ity F

ores

try

in c

onse

rvin

g bi

odiv

ersi

ty in

Bio

logi

cal C

orrid

or: A

Cas

e St

udy

from

Kha

ta

Corr

idor

Mr.

Muk

esh

Bha

ara

iM

.Sc

TUBN

P

52.

2067

-9-2

2W

ater

reso

urce

s an

d gl

obal

war

min

g in

hig

h M

ount

ain

Rang

e in

Nep

al, p

erce

p o

n of

cha

nges

by

the

loca

l po

pula

on.

Mr.

Orn

ella

Pus

chia

sis

Ph.D

.N

epal

G

over

nmen

tSN

P



58

SND

ate

Title

Nam

eD

egre

eAffi

liate

d in

s t

u o

nSi

te

53.

2067

-9-2

3St

udy

of p

opul

a o

n di

strib

u o

n pa

ern

s an

d br

eedi

ng

succ

ess

of L

esso

r adj

utan

t sto

rk (L

epto

p c

os ja

vani

cus)

in

Kosh

i Tap

pu W

ildlif

e Re

serv

e

Mr.

Jiten

dra

Kum

ar B

ishw

asM

.Sc.

TUKT

WR

54.

2067

-10-

3Sa

mpl

e co

llec

on

to s

tudy

Mik

ania

mic

rant

ha s

peci

es

Mr.

Ram

esh

Para

juli

B.Te

chKU

CNP

55.

2067

-10-

7D

istr

ibu

on

and

dive

rsity

of p

lant

spe

cies

in P

arsa

Wild

life

Rese

rve

Mr.

Sure

sh K

umar

Gup

taM

.Sc.

Vana

ras

Hin

du

Uni

vers

ity. I

ndia

PWR

56.

2067

-10-

20Bi

o N

epal

Pro

gram

me

for p

lann

ed b

iodi

vers

ity a

nd

ecos

yste

m re

sear

chD

r.Phi

l Bis

hep

Offi

cial

TU, K

UCN

P

57.

2067

-10-

23Pr

otec

on

effi c

ienc

y of

fore

st fo

r lan

dslid

e in

nat

ural

and

m

anag

ed fo

rest

in th

e m

id h

ills

of N

epal

Mr.

Aanj

ana

Acha

rya

Mas

ter

Uni

vers

ity

of N

atur

al

Reso

urce

s an

d Ap

plie

d Li

fe

Scie

nce,

Vie

nna.

SNN

P

58.

2067

-10-

23Su

rvey

of s

mal

l mam

mal

s in

Chi

twan

Na

ona

l Par

kM

r. Sa

gar D

ahal

M.S

c.TU

CNP

59.

2067

-10-

23St

atus

and

con

serv

a o

n of

Gre

at S

laty

Woo

d Pe

cker

(M

ulle

ripic

us p

ulve

rlenr

us) i

n N

epal

Him

alay

an N

atur

eOffi

cial

Him

alay

an

Nat

ure

CNP,

BN

P,

BaN

P, S

WR

60.

2067

-11-

2Bo

mba

x ce

iba

as a

sou

rce

of b

ird c

omm

uni

esD

r . G

rzeg

orz

Offi

cial

Swed

ish

Uni

vers

ity o

f Ag

ricul

tura

l Sc

ienc

es

CNP

61.

2067

-11-

10Co

mm

unity

edu

ca o

n an

d ou

trea

ch p

rogr

amm

e fo

r hum

an

wild

life

co-e

xist

ence

in N

epal

Mr.

Gan

ga N

akar

mi

Relie

f Fun

d fo

r W

ildlif

e Vi

c m

sCN

P

62.

2067

-11-

12Fo

rest

str

uctu

re, s

peci

es d

iver

sity

and

tree

rege

nera

on

: A

com

para

ve

stud

y of

fore

st w

ithin

and

out

side

Lan

gtan

g N

a o

nal P

ark,

Nep

al

Mr.

Raje

sh S

hres

tha

M.S

c.TU

LNP

63.

2067

-11-

26St

atus

, dis

trib

u o

n an

d th

reat

s of

Gha

rial (

Gav

ialis

ga

nge

cus

) in

Nar

ayan

i Riv

er o

f Chi

twan

Na

ona

l Par

kM

r. Sh

ivar

aj T

hane

tB.

Sc. f

ores

try

HN

B G

arhw

al

Uni

vers

ity, I

ndia

.CN

P

64..

2067

-11-

27In

the

shad

ow o

f Eve

rest

: A c

ross

sec

ona

l sur

vey

of H

igh

Al t

ude

Port

ers

in th

e Kh

umbu

Dr.T

sher

ing

Wan

gdi S

herp

aOffi

cial

Gov

ernm

ent o

f N

epal

SNP

65.

2067

-11-

27H

ow th

e gl

obal

Clim

ate

Chan

ge d

isco

urse

infl u

ence

s lo

cal

prac

ces

in S

hey

Phok

shun

do N

a o

nal P

ark

in N

epal

Mr.R

oy A

rnev

arsi

Uni

vers

ity o

f O

slo,

Nor

way

.SP

NP



59

SND

ate

Title

Nam

eD

egre

eAffi

liate

d in

s t

u o

nSi

te

66.

2067

-11-

29Co

mpa

ra v

e st

udy

of S

ocia

l Qua

lity

Inde

x (S

QI)

unde

r Fo

rest

and

Cul

vat

ed la

nd. A

cas

e st

udy

from

Shi

vapu

ri W

ater

shed

Are

a

Mr.

Sure

ndra

Bam

M.S

c.G

olde

n ga

te

Inte

rna

ona

l Co

llege

SNN

P

67.

2067

-11-

30Ex

plor

a o

n an

d di

et a

naly

sis

of R

ed P

anda

(Ailu

rus

fulg

ens)

fo

r its

con

serv

a o

n in

Kha

ptad

Na

ona

l Par

k N

epal

Mr.

Har

i Pra

sad

Shar

ma

Offi

cial

Dep

artm

ent o

f Zo

olog

y, T

U,

Kir

pur

KNP

68.

2067

-12-

6Ro

le o

f Him

alay

an s

acre

d w

etla

nd ta

ngib

le a

nd in

tang

ible

cu

ltura

l her

itage

s fo

r bio

dive

rsity

con

serv

a o

n in

Nep

alM

r. Ka

mal

Kum

ar R

aiPh

.D.

TULN

P,

SNP,

SPN

P,

RNP

69.

2067

-12-

11As

sess

men

t of t

he p

opul

a o

n St

atus

, hab

itat s

uita

bilit

y an

d co

nser

va o

n ne

eds

of B

enga

l Flo

rican

s an

d Le

sser

Flo

rican

s in

the

Gra

ssla

nds

of S

hukl

apha

nta

Wild

life

Rese

rve

of

Nep

al.

Ms.

Sw

eta

Dha

ubad

elM

.Sc.

TUSW

R

70.

2067

-12-

23Fo

rest

str

uctu

re, s

peci

es d

iver

sity

and

tree

rege

nera

on:

A

com

para

ve

stud

y on

fore

st w

ithin

and

out

side

Lan

gtan

g N

a o

nal P

ark,

Nep

al

Mr.

Raje

sh S

here

stha

M.S

c.TU

LNP

71.

2068

-1-2

Expl

ora

on

and

diet

ana

lysi

s of

Red

Pan

da (A

iluru

s fu

lgen

s)

for i

ts C

onse

rva

on

in R

ara

Na

ona

l Par

k N

epal

Mr.

Har

i Pra

sad

Shar

ma

TU.

RNP

72.

2068

-1-5

Stat

us o

f sw

amp

fran

colin

in S

hukl

apha

nta

Wild

life

Rese

rve

Mr.

Raja

n Pr

asad

Pou

del

B.Sc

. for

estr

yKA

FCol

, Ka

thm

andu

SWR

73.

2068

-1-1

3St

atus

and

hab

itat u

se o

f Blu

e bu

ll of

Shu

klap

hant

a W

ildlif

e Re

serv

eM

s. K

alpa

na B

ista

M.S

c.TU

SWR

74.

2068

-1-1

5Fo

ur-h

orne

d an

telo

pe m

onito

ring

Mr.

Kris

hna

Pokh

arel

M.S

c.N

TNC

CNP

75.

2068

-1-2

1Sp

ecie

s co

nfi r

ma

on

of W

olve

s in

Nep

al: A

pilo

t stu

dy.

Ms.

Priy

a Jo

shi

M.S

cTU

ACA

76.

2068

-1-2

1In

ves

ga

on

of p

opul

a o

n st

atus

and

hab

itats

of L

utra

Pe

rspi

cilla

te in

Nar

ayan

i Riv

er, C

hitw

an N

a o

nal P

ark

Mr.

Para

s Ac

hary

aM

.Sc.

Pata

n M

ul p

le

Cam

pus

CNP

77.

2068

-1-2

3Ta

xol p

rodu

c o

n in

sus

pens

ion

cultu

re o

f Tax

us b

acca

taM

r. Yo

gesh

Dhu

ngan

aB.

Tech

.W

hite

Hou

se

Ins

tut

e of

Te

chno

logy

.

LNP

78.

2068

-1-2

5St

udy

on w

ildlif

e ro

ad k

ill a

nd a

dopt

ed m

i ga

on

mea

sure

s in

Bar

dia

Na

ona

l Par

kM

r. Te

k Ra

j Bha

aM

.Sc.

TUBN

P

79.

2068

-1-2

9Ae

roso

l sam

plin

g in

Lan

gtan

g N

a o

nal P

ark

Mr.

Loke

ndra

Trip

athi

M.S

c.KU

LNP



60

SND

ate

Title

Nam

eD

egre

eAffi

liate

d in

s t

u o

nSi

te

80.

2068

-2-1

Mon

itorin

g di

vers

ity a

nd c

onse

rva

on

stat

us o

f sm

all

mam

mal

s w

ith s

peci

al fo

cus

on P

igm

y H

og in

Bab

ai V

alle

y of

Bar

dia

Na

ona

l Par

k.

Ms.

Kab

ita K

arki

M.S

c.N

TNC

BNP

81.

2068

-2-1

Stat

us a

nd d

istr

ibu

on

of

ger a

nd it

s pr

ey in

Bab

ai V

alle

y of

Bar

dia

Na

ona

l Par

k.M

r. Ra

ju G

him

ireB.

Sc. f

ores

try

IOF

Pokh

ara

BNP

82.

2068

-2-5

Es m

a o

n of

car

bon

sequ

estr

a o

n in

fore

st b

etw

een

Ghu

nsa

and

Phol

ey S

e le

men

t are

asM

r. Ra

ju Ja

M

.Sc.

Khw

opa

Colle

ge,

Bhak

tapu

rKC

A

83.

2068

-2-6

Corr

elat

e th

e av

aila

bilit

y of

pre

y fo

r exi

s n

g g

er a

nd o

ther

la

rge

carn

ivor

es in

Bab

ai V

alle

y of

Bar

dia

Na

ona

l Par

kM

r. Sh

udar

shan

Cha

udha

riM

.Sc.

TUBN

P

84.

2068

-2-1

1Co

nser

va o

n of

sub

-tro

pica

l for

est t

wo

deca

des

reso

urce

m

anag

emen

t eff o

rt o

f loc

al c

omm

unity

at l

owla

nd N

epal

Mr.

Bhub

anes

hwor

Sha

rma

Ph.D

.M

izor

am

Uni

vers

ity In

dia.

CNP

85.

2068

-2-1

1St

udy

on c

limat

e im

pact

on

Flor

al D

iver

sity

of B

eesh

azar

i La

ke, C

hitw

an d

istr

ict,

Nep

alM

r. Se

wa

Trip

athi

B.Sc

.Sc

hem

s Co

llege

CNP

86.

2068

-2-1

6Co

mpa

ra v

e st

udy

of D

aphn

e po

pula

on

stru

ctur

e in

side

an

d ou

tsid

e th

e La

ngta

ng N

a o

nal P

ark

Mr.

Shre

eju

Shre

stha

M.S

c.TU

LNP

87.

2068

-2-1

7St

udy

on E

colo

gy o

f Pik

a (O

cnot

ona

spp)

at L

angt

ang

Na

ona

l Par

k as

an

Indi

cato

r of C

limat

e Ch

ange

Mr.

Nar

ayan

Pra

sad

Koju

Ph.D

TULN

P

88.

2068

-2-1

9H

ighe

r vas

cula

r pla

nts

resp

onse

to e

nviro

nmen

tal

and

dist

urba

nce

grad

ient

in S

ub-A

lpin

e an

d Al

pine

of

Kanc

hanj

unga

Con

serv

a o

n Ar

ea, E

aste

rn N

epal

Mr.

Bed

Pras

ad B

hurt

elM

.Sc

TUKC

A

89.

2068

-2-1

8Su

stai

nabl

e Fo

rest

Man

agem

ent i

n N

epal

Mr.

Raju

Ach

arya

Offi

cial

Gov

ernm

ent o

f N

epal

CNP

90.

2068

-2-2

0Co

nser

va o

n, g

over

nanc

e in

Sag

arm

atha

Na

ona

l Par

k an

d its

Buff

er Z

one,

Nep

alM

r. M

ingm

a N

orbu

she

rpa

Ph.D

Uni

vers

ity o

f M

assa

chus

etus

, U

SA

SNP

91.

2068

-2-2

2D

o Ve

geta

on

type

, div

ersi

ty a

nd c

over

age

aff e

ct th

e di

strib

u o

n of

Him

alay

an M

usk

Dee

r?M

r. Bh

akta

Shr

esth

aM

.Sc.

Nor

wen

gian

un

iver

sity

of l

ife

scie

nce,

Nor

way

.

LNP

92.

2068

-2-2

3St

udy

on e

leph

ant

Mr.

Nar

ayan

Ach

arya

Sha

rma

Offi

cial

Gov

ernm

ent o

f N

epal

CNP

93.

2068

-2-2

4St

udy

on c

hang

es in

Bu

erfl

y F

auna

at D

iff er

ent A

l tu

dina

l Le

vels

in C

entr

al N

epal

Mr.

Bhai

ya K

hana

lPh

.D.

Miz

oram

U

nive

rsity

, Ind

ia.

LNP



61

SND

ate

Title

Nam

eD

egre

eAffi

liate

d in

s t

u o

nSi

te

94.

2068

-2-2

5Ac

on

Rese

arch

on

Mik

ania

Mic

rant

ha in

fest

a o

n co

ntro

lM

r. Ki

ran

Tim

alsi

naOffi

cial

NTN

CCN

P

95.

2068

-2-2

5Sh

erpa

per

cep

on

of C

limat

e Ch

ange

Mr.

Pasa

ng Y

angj

i She

rpa

Ph.D

.W

ashi

ton

Stat

e U

nive

rsity

SNP

96.

2068

-2-2

7An

alys

is o

f Pre

senc

e/Ab

senc

e of

Mik

ania

Mac

rant

ha in

the

diet

of O

ne H

orne

d Rh

inoc

erou

s of

Chi

twan

Na

ona

l Par

kM

r. Ka

ustu

p Ra

j Neu

pane

M.S

c.TU

CNP

97.

2068

-2-3

1Pr

ospe

cts

of e

coto

uris

m in

Rar

a N

a o

nal P

ark

Mr.

Sija

n Bh

anda

riB.

Sc.

KURN

P

98.

2068

-3-2

Sust

aina

ble

man

agem

ent o

f Bla

ckbu

ck in

Kha

irapu

r Are

a an

d ha

rmon

izin

g th

e w

ildlif

e hu

man

inte

rac

on

Mr.

Dee

pak

Poud

elB.

Sc.

KUKr

CA

99.

2068

-3-7

Stud

y on

Si

ing

Cul

va o

nLi

-bird

KCA

100.

2068

-3-9

Stud

y on

Rho

dode

ndro

n Pl

ants

Mr.

Raju

Ary

al a

nd o

ther

sD

epar

tmen

t of

Plan

t Res

ourc

esLN

P

101.

2068

-3-1

3En

viro

nmen

tal c

lub

in s

choo

ls o

f Buff

er Z

one

Area

: A c

ase

stud

y fr

om E

aste

rn S

ecto

r of C

hitw

an N

a o

nal P

ark,

Nep

alM

s. K

alpa

na K

hana

lM

.Ed.

KUCN

P

102.

2068

-3-1

3Im

pact

of C

limat

e Ch

ange

on

dist

ribu

on

and

biol

ogy

of

Rhod

oden

dron

arb

oret

um in

Cen

tral

and

Eas

tern

Nep

alM

r. Ac

hyut

Tiw

ari

Offi

cial

Dep

artm

ent o

f Pl

ants

LNP

103.

2068

-3-1

5H

uman

-Ele

phan

t Con

fl ict

: Com

parin

g hu

man

per

cep

on

on

elep

hant

s in

sou

rce

popu

la o

n (M

adi C

hitw

an) a

nd a

way

fr

om S

ourc

e Po

pula

on

(Mur

a S

urha

li)

Mr.

Rite

sh B

husa

n Ba

snet

B.Sc

.fore

stry

IOF

Pokh

ara.

CNP

104.

2068

-3-3

0St

atus

of w

ildlif

e to

uris

m a

nd it

s im

pact

in C

omm

unity

Fo

rest

and

live

lihoo

d of

loca

l Peo

ple

Mr.

Hris

hav

Pokh

arel

B.Sc

.Sc

hem

s Co

llege

sCN

P

Sour

ce: E

colo

gy S

ec o

n, D

NPW

C



62

App

endi

x-10

: The

gre

ater

one

-hor

ned

Rhin

ocer

os m

orta

li e

s

SNSe

xA

geD

ate

Are

aCa

use

of d

eath

Rem

arks

1F

UK

2067

.5.2

Gya

nesw

ar c

omm

unity

fore

st, M

anga

lpur

, D

istr

ict F

ores

t Off fi

ce,

Chi

twan

Elec

tric

H

orn

/Hoo

ves

reco

vere

d

2M

40-4

5 yr

2067

.6.1

0Co

nfl u

ence

of S

uksu

ke L

ake

and

Reu

river

, CN

PN

atur

alH

orn

/Hoo

ves

reco

vere

d

3.U

KBa

by20

67.6

.14

Nea

r Dum

ariy

a La

ke A

rea,

CN

PN

atur

alba

by rh

ino

4.M

Adul

t20

67.7

.15

Kaw

asho

War

d no

. 5, D

istr

ict F

ores

t Off fi

ce,

N

awal

para

siEl

ectr

icH

orn/

hoov

es re

cove

red

5.F

1.5

mon

th20

67.7

.16

Jaga

tpur

VD

C W

ard

No.

2, B

elha

a H

ariy

ali

CF, C

NP

Nat

ural

hoov

es re

cove

red

baby

rhin

o6.

MAd

ult

2067

.7.2

5Su

rung

Kho

la A

rea,

near

Tig

er T

ops

Tent

ed

Cam

p's

nort

h Si

mal

ghar

i, CN

PN

atur

alH

orn/

Hoo

ves

both

pre

sent

7.U

KAd

ult

2067

.8.4

Bhim

pur A

rea,

CN

PG

unsh

ot b

y po

ache

rH

orn

/hoo

ves

both

mis

sing

8.M

Adul

t20

67.8

.12

Confl

uen

ce o

f Suk

suke

Lak

e an

d Re

u riv

er,

CNP

Nat

ural

Hor

n/ho

oves

bot

h pr

esen

t

9.U

KAd

ult

2067

.8.2

3N

orth

side

Bel

saha

r are

a, C

NP

Nat

ural

Hor

n/ho

oves

bot

h pr

esen

t

10.

FAd

ult

2067

.9.1

0Ku

mar

war

BZ

Com

mun

ity F

ores

t, N

awal

-pa

rasi

, CN

PN

atur

alH

orn/

hoov

es b

oth

pres

ent

11.

M15

-20

yr20

67.9

.19

Rata

ni G

hat,

east

sid

e of

Dob

aha,

CN

P gu

nsho

t by

poac

her

Hor

n m

issi

ng a

nd h

oove

s pr

esen

t12

M4-

5 yr

2067

.10.

8G

undr

ahi D

haka

ha c

omm

unity

fore

st, C

NP

Nat

ural

Hor

n/ho

oves

bot

h pr

esen

t

13.

M40

-45y

r20

67.1

0.9

Nea

r con

fl uen

ce o

f Rap

an

d N

aray

ani r

iver

, CN

PN

atur

alH

orn/

hoov

es b

oth

pres

ent

14.

UK

7-8y

r20

67.1

0.11

Dho

baha

are

a, C

NP

Nat

ural

Hor

n/ho

oves

bot

h pr

esen

t15

.M

7-8

mon

th20

67.1

1.13

Gid

eni a

rea,

CN

PN

atur

alH

oove

s pr

esen

t and

bab

y rh

ino

16.

M3

yr20

67.1

1.15

Bank

of B

ahap

ur K

hola

, CN

PN

atur

alH

orn/

hoov

es b

oth

pres

ent,

baby

rhin

o17

.M

1.5

mon

th20

68.1

.5Ka

sara

, CN

PN

atur

alba

by rh

ino

18.

UK

UK

2068

.3.3

0Bh

aisa

lota

n re

serv

oir,

CNP

Nat

ural

Hor

n/ho

oves

bot

h pr

esen

t

Not

e: U

K re

fers

to u

nkno

wn



63

App

endi

x-11

: The

Roy

al B

enga

l Tig

er m

orta

li e

s

App

endi

x-12

: The

Wild

Ele

phan

t mor

tali

es

S. N

o.Se

xD

ate

Caus

e of

de

ath

Age

Des

crip

on

1.M

2067

/4/1

Nat

ural

3.5

yrs

Reha

bilit

ated

and

trea

ted

in c

ap v

e du

ring

Asw

in, 2

066

– Sr

awan

, 206

7,

CNP

2.U

K20

67/1

1/11

Nat

ural

UK

Figh

ng

with

oth

er

ger,

Kuw

abha

r Ila

ka, B

ardi

a N

P

3.M

2068

/2/4

Poac

hing

2 yr

Nar

aso

Had

egha

ri, B

ardi

a N

a o

nal P

ark

(the

ge

r was

tran

sloc

ated

from

CN

P to

BN

P on

206

7/10

/28

)N

ote:

UK

refe

rs to

unk

now

n

S. N

o.Se

xD

ate

Caus

e of

dea

thA

ge (y

ear)

Des

crip

on

1.M

2067

/7/1

3N

atur

al15

-16

Mut

ual fi

gh

ng,

CN

P

2.M

2067

/7/1

8N

atur

al30

-35

Dis

tric

t For

est O

ffi ce

r, U

dayp

ur

3.F

2067

/12/

23N

atur

alAd

ult

Raja

pur,

Ger

uwa

river

, BN

P

4.M

2068

/1/1

0N

atur

al15

-16

Wes

tern

Sec

tor,

Lal B

hi e

, PW

R



64

Appendix-13: Reported cases of other wild animal mortali es

S. No. Date Species Sex Age Cause of death /injured

No. Protected Areas

1. 2067/6/23 Arna UK UK Natural 1 Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve

2 2067/7/25 Arna F UK Natural 1 Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve

2067/10/15 Arna M Adult Poisoning 1 Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve

3 2067/10/15 Arna UK 7 yr Retalia on killing by villagers

1 Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve

4 2067/7/25 Black Bear

UK Adult Natural 1 Annapurna Conserva on Area

5 2068/1/17 Ghariyal UK UK Entangled in fi shing net and killed by fi sherman

1 Chitwan Na onal Park

6. 2067/11/12 Snow Leopard

F 6-8 months

Natural 1 Langtang Na onal Park

7. 2068/2/14 Snow leopard

UK UK UK 2 Annapurna Conserva on Area

8. 2068/2/10 Musk deer

UK UK UK 1 Annapurna Conserva on Area

9. 2067/10/9 ,, ,, UK UK UK 1 Annapurna Conserva on Area

10. 2067/8/3 Vulture UK UK Natural Chitwan Na onal Park

11 2067/8/23 ,, ,, UK UK Natural Chitwan Na onal Park

12. 2067/068 ,, ,, ,, Road accident 1 Koshitappu Wildlife Reserve

13. 2067/4/26 Spo ed Deer

UK UK 1 Suklaphanta Wildlife Reserve

14. 2067/4/17 ,, M Adult Raod accident 1 Bardia Na onal Park

15. 2067/6/8 ,, F Adult ,, 1 Bardia Na onal Park


17. 2067/8/11 ,, M Adult ,, 1 Bardia Na onal Park


19. 2067/10.13 ,, F Adult ,, 1 Bardia Na onal Park




23. 2067/7/14 Leopard M 7-8 month

Poisoning 1 Chitwan Na onal Park

24. 2067/8/4 ,, F Natural 1 Chitwan Na onal Park

25. 2067/9/1 ,, M 3 yr Natural 1 Chitwan Na onal Park

26. 2067/11/25 " UK 1 yr Natural 1 Langtang Na onal Park

27 2068/3/4 ,, F Baby Road accident 1 Bardia Na onal Park

28 2068/8/22 Python UK UK Raod accident 1 Bardia Na onal Park

29. 2067/068 Pangolin UK Natural 1 Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve

30 2067/11/9 Wolf M Audlt Killed by villager when wolf a ack man also.

1 Bardia Na onal Park



65

App

endi

x-14

: Hum

an d

eath

s an

d in

juri

es fr

om w

ild a

nim

als

SN.

Dat

eN

ame/

Add

ress

Add

ress

Sex

Age

Caus

es o

f Dea

th /

casu

ali

sLo

ca o

n In

jure

dD

eath

1.20

67/5

/19

Mr.

Suka

a Ba

hadu

r Gur

ung

Meg

haul

i VD

C, Ji

tpur

Mal

e59

Wild

Ele

phan

tCN

P, M

egha

uli

1

2.20

67/5

/24

Mr.

Budh

i Ram

Bot

eN

awal

Par

asi,

Aghy

uli

VDC-

5M

ale

55Be

arCN

P, A

mal

tari

UC,

G

undr

ahi,

Dha

kaha

1

3.20

67/6

/30

Mr.

Man

Bah

adur

Gim

baM

akw

anpu

r Man

ahar

i VD

C, Jo

gita

lM

ale

51W

ildEl

epha

ntCN

P,M

anah

ari V

DC,

Jo

gita

l

1

4.20

67/7

/2M

s. P

arw

a S

arki

Shiv

apur

VD

C, B

ardi

aFe

mal

e58

Wild

Ele

phan

tBN

P, S

hiva

pur

1

5.20

67/7

/6M

r.Man

Bah

adur

Kum

alM

egha

uli V

DC-

2, C

hitw

anM

ale

Rhin

oCN

P, M

egha

uli U

C1

6.20

67/8

/19

Mr.

Kanc

ha P

akhr

in T

aman

g,N

irmal

bas

VD

C-6,

Par

saM

ale

45W

ild E

leph

ant

Pars

a W

R1

7.20

67/8

/21

Mr.

Indr

a Ba

hadu

r B.C

.Pa

rsa

Nirm

al th

ori V

DC-

1,

Ram

naga

rM

ale

66W

ild E

leph

ant

CNP

Pars

a N

irmal

Tho

ri VD

C

1

8.20

67/9

/3M

r. Su

kaa

Baha

dur B

.C.

Aayo

dyup

uri V

DC-

9,

Pyau

li, C

hitw

anM

ale

64,,

,,

CNP

1

9.20

67/9

/3M

r. Ku

mar

i Tam

ang,

Chitw

an,

Aayo

dyup

uri V

DC-

9,

Pyau

li, C

hitw

anFe

mal

e50

Wild

Ele

phan

tCN

P1

10.

,,

,,M

s. H

ari M

aya

Tam

ang

,,

,,Fe

mal

e50

,,

,,CN

P,1

11.

2067

/9/5

Mr.

Jang

a Ba

hadu

r Gur

ung,

Ayod

hyap

uri V

DC-

3,

Chitw

anM

ale

58Rh

ino

CNP

1

12.

2067

/9/7

Mr.

Bal B

ahad

ur T

imils

ina,

(Dan

de K

anch

ha)

Thor

i VD

C 5

Pars

aM

ale

55W

ild E

leph

ant

CNP

1

13.

2067

/9/9

Mr.

Gho

gew

a Th

aru

Pata

var V

DC-

9, K

hote

-ha

na, B

ardi

aM

ale

56,,

,,

BNP

1

14.

2067

/9/2

2M

r. Pr

omod

Sah

Wes

t Kus

aha-

9, S

unsa

riM

ale

18Ar

naKT

WR

1



66

SN.

Dat

eN

ame/

Add

ress

Add

ress

Sex

Age

Caus

es o

f Dea

th /

casu

ali

sLo

ca o

n In

jure

dD

eath

15.

2067

/9/2

2M

s. P

ram

ila D

evi P

asw

anM

adhu

wan

-6, S

unsa

riFe

mal

e30

,,

,,,,

,,

1

16.

2067

/9/2

2M

ilech

en R

ishi

dev

Mal

e35

,, ,

,,,

,,

1

17.

2067

/9/2

2M

r. Bi

kash

Sar

dar

Wes

t Kus

aha,

Sun

sari

Mal

e30

,, ,

,,,

,,

1

18.

2067

/9/2

9M

r. Kh

urka

liya

Thar

uSu

ryap

atuw

a VD

C-4,

Ba

rdia

Mal

e79

Rhin

oBN

P1

19.

2067

/10/

9M

r. D

hund

i Raj

Bas

yal

Tam

sariy

a VD

CN

awal

para

siM

ale

67Rh

ino

CNP

1

2020

67/1

0/12

Mr.

Tek

Baha

dur R

egam

iM

agar

agad

hi V

DC-

8M

ale

Wild

Ele

phan

tBN

P1

21.

2067

/10/

15M

r. M

ithle

sh Y

adav

,Su

nsar

i, La

ukah

i VD

C-2

Mal

e17

Arna

KTW

R1

22.

2067

/12/

3M

r. M

an B

ahad

ur P

ariy

arAy

odhy

apur

i VD

C-9,

Ba

ndha

rjhul

aM

ale

48W

ild e

leph

ant

CNP,

Ban

dhar

Jula

1

23.

2068

/1/3

Ms.

Bhi

m M

aya

Tam

ang

Meg

haul

i VD

C 2

Chitw

anFe

mal

eW

ild e

leph

ant

CNP

1

24.

2068

/1/1

4M

r. Bh

uwan

eshw

ar A

char

yaBa

chhy

uli V

DC2

Chitw

anM

ale

65,,

,

,CN

P1

25.

2068

/3/7

Mr.

Jaga

nnat

h Ch

audh

ary

Pipr

aha

VDC

3Ba

raM

ale

40,,

,

,CN

P1

Tota

l 7

18



67

App

endi

x-15

: Maj

or a

rres

t and

sei

zure

reco

rds

S.N

o.D

ate

Peop

le A

rres

ted

Add

ress

Char

geSe

izur

esPr

otec

ted

Are

as

1.20

67/5

/24

Mr.

Sum

an T

aman

g-46

Pokh

ara-

18 K

ajip

okha

riRh

ino

poac

hing

CN

P

2.20

67/5

./31

Mr.

Som

Bah

adur

Tam

ang-

46,,

CNP

4.20

68/8

/12

Mr.

Sher

Bah

adur

Che

pang

Kora

k VD

C-9

,,,,

5.20

67/9

/19

Mr.

Thup

ng

Chhi

ring

-40

Tibe

t, Ch

ina

,,Rh

ino

horn

– 2

with

ele

ctro

nicl

ba

lanc

e an

d Rs

. 20

lakh

BNP

6.,,

Mr.

Jyam

Tis

enTi

bet,

Chin

a,,

,,,,

7.20

67/9

/25

Mr.

Aasb

ir Ra

i-51

Pipl

e VD

C-7,

Chi

twan

,,CN

P

8.,,

Mr.

Tul B

ahad

ur R

ai-5

2Pi

ple

VDC-

7, C

hitw

an,,

,,

9.,,

Mr.

Sury

a Ba

hadu

r Rai

-47

Pipl

e VD

C-7,

Chi

twan

,,,,

10.

2067

/10/

12M

r. Ra

m B

ahad

ur T

aman

gPa

dam

pur-

8Ch

itwan

,,CN

P

11.

2067

/11/

14M

r. Bu

dhi B

ahad

ur P

raja

-31

Sak

kho

r VD

C -8

,,CN

P

12.

2067

/11/

16M

r. Pr

em L

ama

Sidh

i VD

C 2

Chitw

an,,

,,

13.

..M

r. Ke

dar P

raja

Sak

kho

r VD

C-8

Chitw

an,,

,,

14.

,,M

r. Su

man

Bam

jan

Sidh

i VD

C 2,

Chi

twan

,,,,

15.

,,M

r. Ka

jiman

Pra

ja –

30

Kora

k VD

CCh

iple

-9

,,Ar

rest

ed b

y Ce

ntra

l In-

ves

ga

on

Bure

au (C

IB)

Kath

man

du a

nd h

ande

d ov

er to

CN

P

16.

,,M

r. D

il m

aya

Praj

a-30

..,,

,,

17.

,,M

r. Sa

nu M

aya

Bulu

n Pr

aja-

19,,

,,,,

18.

,,M

r. Ka

lpan

a Pr

aja-

25,,

,,,,

19.

,,M

r. D

evi C

hepa

ng-2

3,,

,,,,

20.

2067

/11/

17M

r. Sh

ival

al B

.C.

,,CN

P

21.

2067

/11/

17M

r. Te

k Ba

hadu

r Tam

ang

,,,,

22.

2067

/11/

21M

r. D

ev B

ahad

ur P

raja

,,,,

23.

2067

/11/

Mr.

Sant

a Ba

hadu

r Pra

ja-3

5Kh

aira

heni

VD

C-1

Chitw

an,,

,,



68

S.N

o.D

ate

Peop

le A

rres

ted

Add

ress

Char

geSe

izur

esPr

otec

ted

Are

as

24.

2067

/12/

25M

r. Ra

msa

ran

B.C.

-40

Basa

ham

adhi

VD

C-3

Mak

wan

pur

,,CN

P

25.

2067

/12/

25M

r. Sh

er B

haha

dur K

ha -4

2Ba

saha

mad

hi V

DC-

3M

akw

anpu

r,,

mot

orcy

le-1

,,,

26.

2067

/12/

25M

r. O

m N

ath

Nira

ula

Bagw

ana

VDC-

9, P

arsa

,,,,

27.

2067

/12/

25M

r. Ch

hirin

g Pa

lten

Lam

a (K

ham

pa)

Jorp

a ,

Kath

amdn

u,,

Rhin

o H

oove

s 12

, Ku

tki –

500

gm

and

Yar

sa G

umba

– 2

00 g

m

28.

2068

/1/2

Mr.

Mah

esh

Sube

di-2

9Ta

kuko

t-1

Gor

kha

,,Fa

ke R

hino

hor

nCN

P

28.

..M

r. D

han

Baha

dur G

hale

-49

War

pak

VDC-

9, G

orkh

a,,

,,,,

29.

..M

r. Kr

ishn

a Ku

mar

i Gha

le-4

2,,

,,

,,,,

,,

30.

,,M

r. Ch

atur

Bah

adur

Gur

ung-

34Sw

ara

VDC-

7G

orkh

a,,

,,,,

31.

,,M

r. Su

bir S

hres

tha-

32Ita

hari-

4,M

oron

g,,

,,,,

32.

,,M

r. Pe

ma

Sang

e Sh

erpa

-Ph

akum

ba-4

Tapl

ejun

g,,

,,,,

33.

2068

/1/3

Mr.

Har

kit C

haud

hary

Pipr

a VD

C-4

Sapt

ari

Poac

hing

of

anim

alBh

aruw

a ba

nkuk

KTW

R

34.

2068

/1/2

0M

r. Ra

jend

ra T

hapa

-29

Pata

deva

l-3Ba

jhan

g,,

,,

,,

KNP

35.

2068

/1/2

0M

r. Ya

gya

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hapa

,¸ ,,

,,

,, ,,

KNP

36.

2068

/3/

Mr.

Ram

esh

Kath

ayet

-Ch

ha w

an V

DC-

6M

akw

anpu

rPo

achi

ng R

hino

CNP

37.

,,M

r. M

an B

ahad

ur W

aiba

Chha

wan

VD

C-5

Mak

wan

pur

,,CN

P

38.

2068

.2.3

0M

r. Ja

nak

Raj G

iri-3

2Be

ldad

i VD

C -3

, Kan

chen

pur

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hing

of

anim

alLe

opar

d sk

in-1

,Cl

oude

d le

opar

d sk

in-1

Puls

ur m

otor

cycl

e0-1

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otor

cycl

e-

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DFO

, Kan

chen

pur &

Ka

ilali

39.

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r.Dha

r Bah

adur

Gha

r -3

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aum

ala-

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ilai

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69

S.N

o.D

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le A

rres

ted

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ress

Char

geSe

izur

esPr

otec

ted

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as

40.

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r. Ba

m B

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all

Mal

akhe

-9Ka

ilali

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,,

,,

41.

2068

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r. Pa

lta C

haud

hary

Nirm

alba

s V

DC-

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rsa

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ban

duk

1, P

adki

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khok

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ra b

hala

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42.

2068

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4M

r. D

ines

h Ad

hika

ri Ch

ari

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ures

hwor

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CD

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ng o

f rh

ino

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orn

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sted

by

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ral I

nves

- g

a o

n Bu

reau

(CIB

) Kat

h-m

andu

and

han

ded

over

to

CNP.

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n a

er

CNP

hand

ed o

ver t

o Ka

thm

andu

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ctric

t For

est

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ce

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r. N

aray

an S

hres

tha

Duw

akot

VD

C-9

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ding

,,,,

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,,

44.

,,M

r. Lo

r Bah

adur

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ka-4

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ipak

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alSu

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mes

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amal

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r. Bh

im B

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,,

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ar L

ama

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lle V

DC-

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vre

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ilend

ra B

asne

tPo

achi

ng o

f g

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ger b

one

– 15

kg

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sted

by

Dis

tric

t Pol

ice

Offi

cer,

Pars

a a

nd h

ande

d ov

er to

PW

R

51.

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r. D

ipen

dra

Chau

dhar

y,,

,,,,

52.

Mr.

Jars

i Cha

udha

ry,,

,,,,

53.

2067

/11/

16M

r. D

even

dra

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ar M

okta

nPa

dam

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wan

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r,,

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r Ski

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sted

by

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hand

ed o

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54.

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r. An

it Ku

mar

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uriy

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wan

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,,



70

S.N

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ted

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ress

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geSe

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otec

ted

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as

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r. Ra

m B

ahad

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lon

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wan

pur

,,,,

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56.

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r. Pr

em B

ahad

ur K

hadk

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saha

mad

i-1M

akw

anpu

r,,

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57.

2067

/068

Mr.

Chitr

a Ba

hadu

r Adh

ikar

iH

arih

arpu

r-1,

Sur

khet

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P

58.

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r. G

ovin

da S

harm

a,,

,,,,

59.

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r. H

ari R

am R

ana

,,,,

,,

60.

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r.Kar

na B

ahad

ur N

epal

i,,

,,,,

61.

2067

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4M

r. La

utan

Tha

ruPo

achi

ng o

f Py

thon

and

Le

opar

d

skin

of l

eopa

rd, f

ox, O

er a

nd

bany

ajan

tu m

arna

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hune

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wat

a tr

apha

ru

,,

62.

2067

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Mr.

Phau

nte

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Sard

e Kh

ola

VDC

8, K

aski

Poac

hing

of

Bear

Bear

hea

d of

3 k

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r. G

ome

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A

64.

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dari

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A

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urga

Mag

ar in

clud

ing

22

pers

ons

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,,

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2068

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Shya

m P

rasa

d La

lcha

n-53

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pha

VDC-

1, M

usst

ang

Poac

hing

of

Snow

leop

ard

2 sk

in o

f sno

w le

opar

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A

67.

2068

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Mr.

Kulm

an G

hale

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,, ,,

,,

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Mr.K

anch

a Bi

r Gur

ung-

81Ko

raja

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C1,

Gor

kha

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2068

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yam

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pa C

hhet

riPo

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ng o

f Rh

ino

CNP

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r. Bi

san

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h D

ham

iPo

achi

ng o

f Ba

rkin

g D

eer

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of B

arki

ng D

eer –

1BN

P

71.

2067

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per

sons

Poac

hing

of

Gha

riyal

cro

co-

dile

egg

CNP



71

App

endi

x-16

: Wild

life

hun

ng

in D

horp

atan

Hun

ng

Rese

rves

S.N

.N

ame

of h

unte

rD

eman

d of

hun

ng

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ted

Fees

(NRs

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ophy

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ies

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me

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odSp

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ener

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tary

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serv

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nRe

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life

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entu

re P

vt. L

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ampt

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74

App

endi

x-17

: Rel

ief d

istr

ibu

on

in th

e fi s

cal y

ear 2

067/

68 (c

ause

d by

wild

life

in 2

066/

67)

kille

d /

inju

ried

by

wild

life

spec

ies

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f am

ount

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trib

uted

th

roug

h (a

genc

ies)

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arks

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o.D

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cide

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n (d

eath

/ in

juri

ed)

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ale

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eD

istr

ict

in

juri

esde

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tal,

26

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rson

s ki

lled

by e

leph

ant,

8

pers

ons

kille

d by

le

opar

d, 4

per

sons

in

juri

ed b

y ar

na, 3

pe

rson

s in

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ed b

y el

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nt, 1

kill

ed

by g

uar,

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lled

by

rhin

o, 6

per

sons

ki

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ger,

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7

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l am

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Appendix-19: Popula on of wildlife species in Nepal

Species Year of census

Sites Methods Es mated popula on

Remarks

Arna 2011 Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve Total direct count 237

Blackbuck 2011 Krishnasar Conserva on Area Total direct count 228

Blue sheep 2007 Dhorpatan Hun ng Reserve Direct/point count 852 Total 2538

Blue sheep 2009 Kanchenjungha Cons. Area Direct/point count 1686

Gaur 2011 Chitwan Na onal Park Total direct count 312 Total 349

Gaur 2008 Parsa Wildlife Reserve Total direct count 37

Gharial 2011 Babai River Total direct count 17 Total 102

Gharial 2011 Karnali River Total direct count 4

Gharial 2011 Koshi River Total direct count 0

Gharial 2011 Narayani River Total direct count 48

Gharial 2011 Rap River Total direct count 33

Jharal 2009 Langtang Na onal Park Total direct count 284

Rhino 2011 Bardia Na onal Park Total direct count 24 Total 534

Rhino 2011 Chitwan Na onal Park Total direct count 503

Rhino 2011 Suklaphanta Wildlife Reserve Total direct count 7

Swamp deer 2011 Suklaphanta Wildlife Reserve Total direct count 1743

Tiger 2009 Bardia Na onal Park Camera trapping 18 Total 155

Tiger 2010 Chitwan Na onal Park Camera trapping 125

Tiger 2009 Parsa Wildlife Reserve Camera trapping 4

Tiger 2009 Suklaphanta WR Camera trapping 8

Dolphin 2010 Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve Total direct count 5-6



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Appendix-20: Gharial crocodiles released to diff erent river systems

SN YearNarayani

riverRap river

Kali Gandaki river

Sapta Koshi river

Karnali river

Babai river

Total

1. 1981 50 0 0 0 0 0 50

2. 1982 50 0 0 0 0 0 50

3. 1983 25 0 35 42 0 0 102

4. 1984 15 0 0 0 0 0 15

5.. 1985 0 5 0 0 0 0 5

6. 1986 0 0 0 43 0 0 43

7. 1987 43 0 0 0 0 0 43

8. 1988 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

9. 1989 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10. 1990 25 0 0 0 0 30 55

11. 1991 0 0 0 0 0 20 20

12. 1992 38 0 0 0 20 0 58

13. 1993 5 0 0 0 0 0 5

14. 1994 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

15. 1995 27 0 0 0 3 0 30

16. 1996 19 0 0 0 0 0 19

17. 1997 10 0 0 0 0 0 10

18. 1998 15 5 0 0 0 0 20

19. 1999 0 7 0 0 0 0 7

20. 2000 7 0 0 0 0 0 7

21. 2001 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

22. 2002 10 0 0 0 0 0 10

23. 2003 36 0 0 0 0 0 36

24. 2004 0 20 0 0 0 0 20

25. 2005 0 10 0 0 0 0 10

26. 2006 0 20 0 0 0 0 20

27. 2007 24 32 0 0 0 0 56

28. 2009 0 17 0 0 0 0 17

29. 2010 0 20 0 10 3 10 63

30. 2011 10 10

Total 399 146 35 95 26 60 761



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Appendix-21: Wetlands of interna onal importance (Ramsar Sites) in Nepal

Appendix-22: Protected Areas (Na onal Parks, Wildlife Reserves, Hun ng Reserve, Conserva on Area and Buff er Zones) in Nepal

SN Ramsar Site No.

Name loca on Date of designa on

Area (ha) Eleva on (m asl)

1. 380 Koshi Tappu Koshi 17/12/1987 17500 75 - 81

2. 1313 Beeshazar and associated Lakes

Chitwan 13/08/2003 300 286

3. 1314 Ghodaghodi lake Kailali 13/08/2003 2563 205

4. 1315 Jagadishpur reservoir Kapilvastu 13/08/2003 225 197

5. 1692 Gokyo and associated lakes

Solukhum-bu

23/09/2007 7770 4700 – 5000

6. 1693 Gosaikund and associ-ated lakes

Rasuwa 23/09/2007 1030 4000 – 4700

7. 1694 Phoksundo lake Dolpa 23/09/2007 494 3611.5

8. 1695 Rara lake Mugu 23/09/2007 1583 2990

9. 1850 Mai pokhari Ilam 28/10/2008 90 2100

SN Name of Protected Areas Gaze ed year Area (Sq. km.)

Na onal Parks

1. Chitwan Na onal Park(World Heritage Site 1984)

1973 932.00

2. Langtang Na onal Park 1976 1710.00

3. Rara Na onal Park 1976 106.00

4. Sagarmatha Na onal Park (World Heritage Site 1979)

1976 1148.00

5. Shey Phoksundo Na onal Park 1984 3555.00

6. Khaptad Na onal Park 1984 225.00

7. Bardia Na onal Park 1984 968.00

8. Makalu Barun Na onal Park 1991 1500.00

9. Shivapuri Nagarjun Na onal Park 2002 159.00

10. Banke Na onal Park 2010 550.00

Subtotal 10853.00

Wildlife Reserves

1. Suklaphanta Wildlife Reserve 1976 305.00

2. Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve(Ramsar Site 1987)

1976 175.00

3. Parsa Wildlife Reserve 1984 499.00

Subtotal 979.00

Hun ng Reserve

1. Dhorpatan Hun ng Reserve 1987 1325.00

Subtotal 1325.00



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Conserva on Area

1. Annapurna Conserva on Area 1992 7629.00

2. Kanchanjunga Conserva on Area 1997 2035.00

3. Manaslu Conserva on Area 1998 1663.00

4. Krisnhasar Conserva on Area 2009 16.95

5. Gaurisankar Conserva on Area 2010 2179.00

6. Api Nampa Conserva on Area 2010 1903.00

Subtotal 15425.95

Buff er Zones

1. Chitwan Na onal Park 1996 750.00

2. Bardia Na onal Park 1996 507.00

3. Langtang Na onal Park 1998 420.00

4. Shey Phoksundo Na onal Park 1998 1349.00

5. Makalu Barun Na onal Park 1999 830.00

6. Sagarmatha Na onal Park 2002 275.00

7. Suklaphanta Wildlife Reserve 2004 243.50

8. Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve 2004 173.00

9. Parsa Wildlife Reserve 2005 298.17

10. Rara Na onal Park 2006 198.00

11. Khaptad Na onal Park 2006 216.00

12. Banke Na onal Park 2010 343.00

Subtotal 5602.67

Grand total 34185.62

Total Percentage Coverage 23.23%



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Appendix-23: Human Resources of DNPWC and Protected Areas’ offi ces

Organiza on Total Posi ons Gaze ed Non-gaze ed Vacant posi onsDepartment of Na onal Parks and Wildlife Conserva on

41 14 27 5

Chitwan Na onal Park 139 6 133 44

Bardia Na onal Park 92 3 89 38

Khaptad Na onal Park 31 1 30 16

Rara Na onal Park 27 1 26 9

Shey Phoksundo Na onal Park 41 1 40 18

Langtang Na onal Park 73 2 71 42

Makalu Barun Na onal Park 58 5 53 22

Sagarmatha Na onal Park 35 1 34 14

Shivapuri Nagarjun Na onal Park 55 4 51 26

Suklaphanta Wildlife Reserve 49 2 47 14

Parsa Wildlife Reserve 43 2 41 13

Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve 28 1 27 7

Dhorpatan Hun ng Reserve 32 1 31 16

Hun ng Offi ce 160 1 159 89

Sub – total 908 45 863 373

Ha sars

Elephant Breeding Centre and Chitwan Hat- sar, Chitwan

129 1 128 81

Bardia Ha sar, Bardia 33 0 33 26

Kanchanpur Ha sar, Kanchanpur 24 0 24 19

Birganj Ha sar, Parsa 32 0 32 14

Biratnagar Ha sar, Sunsari 33 0 33 21

Sub total 251 1 250 161

Grand total 1159 46 1113 534



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Appendix-24: Organiza on Chart Department of Na onal Parks and Wildlife Conserva on

Director General

Deputy Director General

Administration Section Section Officer - 1 Nayab Subba - 4 Typist - 1 Office Assistant - 3 Driver - 3 Peon - 8

Account Section Account Officer - 1 Accountant - 1 Assistant Accountant - 1

Computer Section Programmer - 1 Operator - 2

Planning Section Planning Officer - 1 Asst. Planning Officer - 1 Architect Engineer - 1 Sub Engineer - 1

Management, M and E Section Management Officer - 1 Asst. Management Officer -1 Radio Operator - 1

Ecology Section Ecologist - 1 Asst. Ecologist - 1 Ranger - 1

Conservation Education Section Cons. Education Officer - 1 Asst. Cons. Education Officer -1 Cartographer - 1

National Parks 10 Wildlife Reserves 3 Hunting Reserve 1 Conservation Areas 6

Department of National Parks and Wildlife ConservationP. O. Box 860, Babarmahal, KathmanduTel: 00977 1 4220912 / 4220850 / 4227926 Fax: 00977 1 4 227675Website: www.dnpwc.gov.npEmail: [email protected]

Documents

Annual Report 2011 CS5 - DNPWCdnpwc.gov.np/media/files/Annual_Report_2067.068.pdf · Shey Phoksundo Na onal Park and Rara Na onal Park with annual budget of NRs.11,50,000. The annual