Conservation in Nepal includes national parks, conservation areas, community forestry, wildlife corridors, anti-poaching systems, biodiversity protection, and local participation.
Nepal’s protected areas span Terai forests, Himalayan parks, conservation areas, river corridors, and mountain ecosystems.
Conservation is linked with local livelihoods, tourism, forest management, cultural landscapes, and human-wildlife interactions.
This page connects with Chitwan National Park, Sagarmatha National Park, Annapurna Conservation Area, Bardia National Park, rhino conservation, tiger conservation, and Himalayan ecology.