Current Status of Asian Elephants in Nepal
openalex（2011）
Abstract
Until the 1950s, much of the plains area of southern Nepal known as the Terai was covered by forests uninhabited by humans due to malaria. It is believed that the elephants in these forests in Nepal and elephants in north and northeast India constituted one contiguous population (DNPWC 2008). The eradication of malaria and government resettlement programs in the 1950s resulted in a rapid influx of people from the hills into the Terai. Besides, thousands of Nepalese residing in Myanmar and India came back to Nepal due to the land reform program in the 1960s (Kansakar 1979). The arrival of settlers meant the destruction of over 80% of the natural habitat (Mishra 1980), which resulted in the fragmentation of wild elephants into partially or completely isolated groups numbering less than 100 animals each (Pradhan 2007).
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