Figure 1b: A tiger walking out of water, showing signs of discomfort
An injured tiger was recently observed in the Meghauli Community Forests, prompting Nepal Tiger Trust (NTT) to partner with park authorities to initiate close monitoring and precautionary actions.
Nepal Tiger Trust (NTT) teams have returned after successfully completing the tiger survey across the Chitwan–Parsa Complex. As previously noted, the nationwide survey began on December 16, 2025, and NTT’s work in this landscape concluded on February 19, 2026. NTT deployed three technicians for this...
I first visited Nepal in April 2022. During that trip, I came across the Nepal Tiger Trust (NTT), and I was immediately impressed—by what they do, why they do it, and how passionately they work to protect Bengal tigers and their habitat. Knowing that this species is critically endangered, I felt a s...
Nepal Tiger Trust (NTT) is proud to continue its close partnership with the Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation (DNPWC) in the ongoing national tiger survey—Nepal’s most comprehensive effort to monitor tiger population trends.
As part of this survey in the Chitwan–Parsa Complex, NT...
The Nepal Tiger Trust (NTT) has launched camera trapping in Jagatpur Buffer Zone Block II, located in the easternmost part of the Chitwan study area. Over two days, on November 22–23, 2025, eight sets of camera traps were successfully installed.
On October 19, 2025, Nepal Tiger Trust officially started the 2025–26 long-term tiger monitoring season in the western buffer zone of Chitwan National Park, Nepal. Using camera traps, our team continues its mission to understand tiger population structure, movement, behavior, and dispersal patterns ...
The majestic roar of the tiger is echoing farther than ever before in western Chitwan National Park (CNP), Nepal. The latest findings from the Long-Term Tiger Monitoring (LTTM) project reveal exciting growth and expansion in tiger populations, particularly within the Buffer Zone Community Forests (B...
On August 28, 2025, the Nepal Tiger Trust (NTT) was honored with a Certificate of Appreciation by the local Meghauli Ghatgai Nature Guide Association. The recognition was formally presented by Dr. Ganesh Panta, Chief Conservation Officer of Chitwan National Park, during the Association’s annual gene...
A young female tiger was successfully relocated from Dharampur village in the Meghauli buffer zone to the secure habitat within Chitwan National Park. Her presence on privately owned land sparked several days of heightened villagers concern and intense activity by conservation teams. This incident u...
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Nepal Tiger Trust is dedicated to raising awareness about tiger conservation among locals, nationals, and international visitors. Since 2017, we have proudly partnered with National Geographic Journeys – G Adventures (NatGeo – Adventures) to integrate...