Nepal’s Rhino Win Links Conservation and Social Justice

In 2021, the country announced its rhino population had jumped by over 16 percent from 2015. But struggles like the COVID-19 pandemic still risk both human and rhino health.

By Kate Golembiewski
Dec 20, 2021 11:30 PMDec 29, 2021 3:29 PM
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After a detailed census, it’s clear that Nepal’s rhino numbers have increased. But conservation challenges remain. (Credit: Dominyk Lever/Shutterstock)

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