Nations throughout the world have laws to protect these endangered species and Nepal is not different from them. According to the World Bank data of 2018, about 23% of the terrestrial land of Nepal is under the protection of the Nepal Government. There are 12 national parks, a wildlife reserve and 6 conservation areas. The government of Nepal is implementing policies that will help sustain wildlife and habitat with the advice and agreement of industry experts and scientists. There are many community bases anti-poaching efforts that have been effective in preserving wildlife. Here are some of the important endangered species of animals found in Nepal.
Wise Trek supports the protection of all species endangered in Nepal, and believes these animals should not be hunted or abused in any way, including the riding of elephants for fun, or donkeys used for labour. www.wise-trek.com
Nepal rhino numbers are, at last, on the increase.
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