Gobinda Prasad Pokharel, C. P. Pokheral, Ashish Gurung, Bishnu Singh Thakuri, Ambika Prasad Khatiwada, Aastha Joshi, Birendra Gautam, Mithilesh Mahato, N. Subedi, Madhu Chetri

2026.2.26Journal of Threatened Taxa

DOI: 10.11609/jott.10022.18.2.28447-28450

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The occurrence of a tiger outside a protected area underscores the need to assess dispersal pattern, habitat connectivity, and implications for the conservation of the Tiger beyond the Terai Arc Landscape in Nepal.

Abstract

On 3 March 2025, a female Tiger Panthera tigris was recorded in Saptari District of southeastern Nepal. This individual had entered Fattepur, a village adjoining the Trijuga Forest. It was rescued by a team of veterinary and wildlife technicians and subsequently released in Parsa National Park. The occurrence of a tiger outside a protected area underscores the need to assess dispersal pattern, habitat connectivity, and implications for the conservation of the Tiger beyond the Terai Arc Landscape in Nepal.

Citation format

POKHAREL, Gobinda Prasad, et al. Record of a tiger (linnaeus, 1758) (mammalia: Carnivora: Felidae) in saptari district of eastern nepal: Implications for conservation and habitat connectivity. Journal of Threatened Taxa, 2026.