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Park Information
Faunal and Floral Diversity
Inhabitants & Livelihood
Camping & Trekking Sites
Risk & Threats
BFL's Future Achievements
Park Photo Gallery
Park Information
Faunal and Floral Diversity
8/11
species of cats found
10
species of lizards
9
species of snakes
558
species of plants
13
species of amphibians
60
species of fish
426
species of birds
66
species of mammals
Inhabitants & Livelihood
5331
people reside inside the park
62%
of households engage in farming as agriculture is the main source of livelihood
12%
of households rear livestock
Camping & Trekking Sites
5
eco-lodges managed by the communities
1
Nature trails
Things to do at RMNP
Birding, Biking, Hot stone bath, Visit to local villages, Attend local festivals, Fly-fishing, Camping, River rafting, Elephant rides and Traditional Archery
Risk & Threats
Illegal Activities
Poaching, Timber extraction, Fishing & Collection of non-wood products
Development
8.70 km square of park land has been lost to development activities, mainly for road construction and building electricity transmission lines
Human Wildlife Conflict
61% of park inhabitants reported losing maize crops to wild pigs and 15% reported losing their paddy fields.
RMNP's Future with BFL
Park staff trained for effective anti-poaching operations
SMART patrolling implemented in RMNP
A new eco-tourism enterprise and implemented in RMNP
RMNP equipped with adequate and competent staff as well as essential equipment and infrastructure
Human-wildlife conflict hotspots mapped and installed with appropriate physical barriers
An innovative Human-wildlife Conflict mitigation mechanism implemented in JSWNP
Forest quality and extent is maintained
New nature-based local enterprises implemented
Park Photo Gallery
Protecting, saving & monitoring wildlife and habitat.