There are two species of pangolins–Chinese (Manis pentadactyla) and Indian (M.
crassicaudata)–in Nepal. Despite being one of the most illegally traded group of mammals …

The Chinese pangolin is a critically endangered and biologically unique species, yet
information on its status, distribution, and habitat preferences is still scarce in Nepal, which …

Two pangolin species, the Chinese pangolin and the Sunda pangolin, occur in mainland
China (MC). The Chinese pangolin was once widely distributed throughout provinces south …

Simple Summary Potentially suitable habitat for nest-site selection of the globally
endangered Egyptian vulture in Nepal was influenced primarily by precipitation and forested …

Medicinal plants are key components of the livelihoods of rural people, who rely on forest
resources in the Nepal Himalaya, and this reliance is particularly high in hills and …

Across the planet, biodiversity is facing ever-growing threats including habitat loss, climate
change, overexploitation, and pollution. Pangolins of the order Pholidota are the only scaly …

Simple Summary As one of only eight species of pangolin, the Chinese pangolin (Manis
pentadactyla) of Nepal inhabits forests, agricultural lands, and grasslands. Its population is …

Chinese pangolin is the world's most heavily trafficked small mammal for luxury food and
traditional medicine. Although their populations are declining worldwide, it is difficult to …

Chinese pangolin populations are declining globally due to illegal wildlife trades in its range
countries, especially China and Vietnam, where the largest markets for this species exist …

Wildlife assessments can provide crucial information regarding species richness, relative
abundance and spatial, temporal, and ecological information on wildlife habitat …