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  • A pilot project in Parsa National Park, Nepal, addressed water scarcity affecting over 70% of the park during the dry season, which drives human-wildlife conflict. Interventions included constructing a 1.2-acre artificial wetland, restoring 1.5 acres of wetland at Lauki Daha, and creating a 4.1-mile fireline from Hattisar to Kalidaha. Monitoring via camera traps confirmed use by gaur, Bengal tigers, and other species. Due to these results, the project is scaling up to include a 'wetland network' in Rambhori supported by a 2-kW solar-powered pump and further restorations in Bhata and Kalidaha.

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    Themes: water scarcitydroughtbiodiversity conservation
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    Document type: Case study

    Regions: NepalParsa National Park
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