Nepal's tiger population climbs to 429, nearly quadrupling since 2010

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Nepal’s wild tiger population has climbed to an estimated 429, up from 355 in 2022 and nearly four times the 121 recorded in 2010, the government announced on Wednesday as the country marked the 17th Global Tiger Day.

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