Bharatbabu Shrestha
Bharatbabu Shrestha is the chief of the Division Forest Office in Jhapa, Nepal, where he plays a crucial role in the management and conservation of wildlife, particularly elephants. He has been actively involved in addressing the rising incidents of elephant injuries and deaths, which are attributed to both natural causes and human conflicts. Shrestha has highlighted the complexity of wildlife management in the region, emphasizing the challenges posed by poaching and human-elephant interactions, as well as the need for coordinated efforts with law enforcement to combat wildlife trafficking. His efforts aim to ensure the protection of these majestic creatures while navigating the difficulties posed by their interactions with local communities.
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Nepal:
Bharatbabu Shrestha, the chief of the forest office, reported the discovery of a dead wild elephant.
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Nepal:
Bharatbabu Shrestha reported that a budget has been allocated for the repair of solar fencing.
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Nepal:
Bharatbabu Shrestha states that elephants can be seriously injured due to natural causes and human attacks.
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