How Nepal is saving its tigers - BBC World Service Documentaries

In 2010, the Himalayan nation of Nepal was one of 13 countries to commit to doubling its wild tiger populations by 2022. In the decade since, Nepal is the only country to have achieved that goal.

Over that time, other iconic species including rhinos and elephants have also seen an increase. What's behind the success? And what does it mean for the communities living with the tigers? The BBC's Asia editor Rebecca Henschke reports in "Return of the tigers" from Bardiya National Park.

Directed and filmed by: Kevin Kim
Produced by: Rajan Parajuli

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[jayshree]

The man was attacked and still said this world is not only for the humans and every species has the right to live . Person's bravery and kindness is of next level.

[JŶĂBURAYT]

This man said "why should humans only live? We have every right to protect our animals species" huge freaking respect to him.

[Pramishsatyal]

Loosing an eye after a Tiger attack and still having a broad and warm heart over tigers and their conservation is something that is beyond the explanation.. He is a living super hero... Huge respect for him.. ❤Namaste 🙏

[ranajungbahadur]

The young Captain Ayush Jung Bahadur Rana is my nephew and the way he carried himself in the documentary made me a very proud Uncle. I wish him a very bright future in the Nepalese Army.

[thknight]

As a Nepali, this video makes me so freaking Respect for our Nepalese Army for their courage and determination.... A big salute to Mr. Bhadai Tharu for his ideologies... hope it gets better for everyone living in the area... Jai Nepal.

[rosalievanduson]

That man who got attacked has a big heart respect to everyone involved in the conservation of tigers 💖

[dolendrakhadka]

He lost an Eye and still He said the Raw words with Real meaning. He is Superman.

[gau-ra-v]

Bravest Armies.
Nepal army is Patrolling these place.
Love From Germany ❤️
Jay Nepal 🇳🇵

[Sameer-flsx]

The reason why the Nepal is called the county of peace, Big Salute to Nepalese army who is protecting wild species & human beings. Others country army engaging in war I'm so proud that the our country army is making earth better place to live that's the great example of humanity.

[aganguly]

Hats off to Nepal, ...they are our friend country....am from India 🙏

[brendatenorio]

Without humans like him, wildlife and planet Earth has no chance. These individuals are unusual n to be respected, supported and honored.

[sushmitasunar]

Huge respect to all the people living in that region and the forest department, army and those who are involved in protecting the wildlife.

[kharel]

Bhadai Tharu, The person with the severed eyes is wearing Leonardo Dicaprio glasses that Leo gave it to him. Glad that he's still rocking it.

[thefive.am.c]

thank you for this documentary ...The government of Nepal should take care of the villagers and those who are risking their lives for the betterment of wildlife .. Thank you . jay Nepal

[kuroimae-ashihorbuch-kanal]

In Germany, people complain about the return of the Wolf and other predators. This is so redicolous compared to the conflict we see here, 'cause no human has been injured by a Wolf in Germany in over 20 years.
A huge respect to the guy who lost one eye due to a tiger and *still* believes in a peaceful side-by-side between humans and tigers. *This* is what deserves high regards!

[knowledge_hub]

Wonderful Nepal.. It's a real heaven.. Will travel there soon🥰

[japu]

Nepalese Armies are not appericiated enough by us enough.
Indian & British armies get so much respect but reality is Nepalese armies are working hard to protect our motherland. I also think they was way less corrupted than police.

[khusimangurung]

The Neplese government should shift the nearest villages to the national park to other safe places so that both the people and the animals could live happily. Anyways, luv from Nepal 🇳🇵

[mr.stillunknown]

The way Ayush Sir spoke English it's gives another level of vibes ❤️

[xuanhanguyen]

“..a challenging job to maintain peace between two species”. LOVEE how this was said ❤