The real story behind Nepal’s wildlife conservation success | 101 East Documentary

thanks but i might wanna remind you, Nepal is not at all the poorest country in Asia. Nepal is just economically primitive. No Nepali citizens ever had faced situations to beg or sleep in a footpath. Nepali people are blessed by the inherited wellbeing and influences. People in Nepal work hard, but the only thing is, Nepali people don't commercialize their workability. People work in the fields, they grow their own crop and they eat it and feed their families, they don't sell it in the market to earn money.

Excellent video 👏👏

thank you Al jazeera
From nepal🇳🇵

that indian journalist should talk about his poor slum people rather than calling nepal poor

So proud of Nepal! Greetings and support from the USA.

How conservation would have been without elephants?They are the best for real. Hats off to these beautiful creatures & friends.

Nepal is one of the poorest countries in the world. Those who say otherwise haven’t seen the rest of the world.
But because national parks are protected by Nepal Army, no one can easily poach rhinos or tigers.
The rising population of wildlife has caused huge problems for the indigenous community around Chitwan as we can’t afford to relocate them nor can we give them with other source of livelihood. It is a huge problem in deed. Since Army has been given orders they won’t back off from confronting anyone and the indigenous tribes can’t do anything but suffer. Wish we could do something for both the wildlife and the people living there as a country. It’s a sad reality. As much as we can’t let a single animal get killed, the same applies for human life. 😢

Nice my nepal .chitwan .sauraha ..❣️

Asia continent is not poorest countries

Great work aljazeera

That's scientist guy looks like Bruce Banner (The Hulk)

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A world class example of millitarism shown by Nepal. Hats off!! Nepal Army.

If someone shoots at you only respond with leg shots LOL

kya acting gardira yar poacher samateko 🤣🤣🤣

Wow great video

How are there more mountain lions in America than there are tigers in the entire world, and more than a hundred deaths have been attributed to tigers in Nepal? Yet in America, mountain lions have barely attacked anyone, causing actual death, over history. Barely a handful of documented cases. Are people oblivious to dangers? What about leopards and dholes in Nepal, not a problem?

And to the local people… build better walls! You have no protection other than a wire? And yet you’re mad at the rhinos? Bizarre. Take that anger and build a rock wall, even if it takes months! That’ll keep out more than rhinos, too. No money? Collect rocks and bricks and soon you’ll have a proper rock barrier. I’ve done it myself. It’s not an instant thing but it will be satisfying in the end.

You know… it’s no surprise that they have the armed forces involved, and that they then see an increase in rhino and tiger populations. And thus, ALL species populations, probably. It’s a success!

Really… I would assume that the only way for a nation to truly stop poaching (and other forms of animal cruelty/environmental damage) is for the government and armed forces to step in. It just seems like the logical method. It’s not like the United Nations, World Wildlife Fund, PETA, or Greenpeace are out in the line of fire, arresting poachers. Zoological associations aren’t made for such a task. And it’s not fair for civilians and citizens to have to face the dangers, even if they wanted to. So congratulations to Nepal for setting an example of how it should be done!

Great job 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

I always forget about Asian rhinos, same goes for Asian lions. It’s crazy how much these animals ranges have decreased. I’m glad we’ve recognized our mistakes and are working to save these animals.

The phrase Poorest country Nepal, was very misleading. Rest of the informations are just seamless.

This is not the porching hunting for living century. Indigenous or not they all should follow the rules.... real Indigenous people I have encountered never kill for fun...or excessively....they love and respect the nature .their livelihood...
The activist acts like a terrorist like all activists do.

Absolutely beautiful piece of journalism!!! I would be so proud to have filmed this piece!!

मार्यो भन्न रे हाहाहा

There is not much poacher left, they were at the time of maoist and government war back in the days. Ahile tei vayera nepal ma animal haru ahile derai vako. Sab chor maoist haru ho

Love from nepal🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️😍😍❤️

Amazing documentary 🍀congratulations Nepal 🇳🇵

Nepal one of poorest country matrai hoin lowest IQ bhako country Pani ho. I believe all those comment further corroborate it. Sadly and unfortunately that's the fact. Instead of being arrogant, we need to accept the fact and work harder because we have wonderful people so rich in terms of natural resources. Most importantly do some study before starting war in social media. We can watch this video but can't we do some learning about country economics or how it is measured. Plus we are so thankless people that instead of thanking journalist and Al Zareera we are fighting with each other. Unbelievable

Hugh Thanks for entire crew mainly Bikram Ji for making this video. Much Love from Nepal

Nepal Asia ma hoin World kai poorest country ho. Unfortunately and sadly that is the fact. Everything who are boasting about Nepal being Rich are 1. those who have not been to corners of Nepal, who have no idea how much poverty majorities of Nepalese are facing. 2. Who have not been to many countries and do not have any idea how advanced other countries are. Forget about Europe or America even the some of south Asian and south east Asian countries are so developed and way reacher than us. 3. Who do not have much idea about country economics. They have no idea about GDP, GNP etc. However one thing I can surely say that Nepalese people are friendly funnier Bindaas, and comparatively broad minded, Rich in terms of culture, Natural Resources. We just need do to be little serious more humble accept the fact and start working hard to make our country really reach

our nepal has no slums beggars suiciders poor hungry like other south asain we happiest country among all south asains this journalist is surely toiletless indian

Why nepal dnt donate tiger to other countries too often i hear news of someone being killed by tiger and precaution for us but not for an animal

"Human rights violations"? Lol, that's rich

I just understand one thing what kind of fun they get from killing these animals ...british queen sitting on a elephant and shooting animals down , what an disgrace was it for us to have them here as colonists..... they literally wiped our natinal parks of animals 😔.

हैन त्यहि ठाँऊका मान्छेहरु चै गैडा,बाघ संरक्क्षणको माथिल्लो लेवलमा किन छैनन् सबै अन्य समुदायका मान्छे देख्छु त? उनिहरु पनि जागिर दिनु पर्यो आफ्नै आँगनमा भएको काममा

Great work

Welcome to Nepal al Jazeera PEACE JAI METAL 🙏✌️🕊️🤘🍁🕊️🤘🍁🍁🍁🕊️

Very very poor journalist

USA has more dept to GDP ration and National debt than NEPAL....so who si poorest!

So heartening! Well done Nepal.

Congratulations. Proud of you guys, it's Amazing👍👍👍

I wish Al Jazeera employed Nepalese journalists to cover news in Nepal.
Hearing my country folks interviewed in hindi isn't a good feeling.

Felt very sad from the introduction given by you about you as a poorest country.

I like him saying “Rhino does not like to be told where to go”😂

thats just amazing!!!

It's gald to see this vdo . Before i was doing same work wildlife technical in Chitwan . Now it's going globalisation for this work . Before no one knows this hard work wildlife technical. So respect them and giving them well earned. I hope if someone see this my comment, then they will know me and understood my words