https://kathmandupost.com/sudurpaschim-province/2019/12/18/fresh-count-finds-26-new-bird-species-in-shuklaphanta-national-park
Fresh count finds 26 new bird species in Shuklaphanta National park
A recently released report states that a total of 450 bird species, including 23 endangered species, can be spotted in the national park.
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https://kathmandupost.com/sudurpaschim-province/2024/02/15/shuklaphanta-national-park-ramps-up-grassland-management-to-preserve-swamp-deer-habitat
Shuklaphanta National Park ramps up grassland management to preserve swamp deer habitat
As per the latest count, the national park spread over 305 square kilometres is home to more than 2,300 swamp deer.
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https://kathmandupost.com/sudurpaschim-province/2026/02/18/tiger-count-in-shuklaphanta-to-begin-after-polls
Tiger count in Shuklaphanta to begin after polls
Survey deferred as park staff mobilised for election duty; 260 grids identified for camera installation.
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https://kathmandupost.com/sudurpaschim-province/2023/05/25/new-bird-species-recorded-in-shuklaphanta-national-park
New bird species recorded in Shuklaphanta National Park
Lesser grey shrike (Lanius minor), which is commonly found in South and Central Europe and West Asia, was seen near Shyali River in the second week of May.
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https://kathmandupost.com/sudurpaschim-province/2024/12/02/annual-tiger-count-begins-in-shuklaphanta-national-park
Annual tiger count begins in Shuklaphanta National Park
Camera traps have been installed across 101 grids for the 21-day census.
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