This weekend Dr. Deborah McCauley personally delivered Bengal tiger serum samples from Nepal to Cornell University in New York for analysis. We are very grateful to Dr. Gairhe, our partners at NTN...
Dr. Kaufman is now in Chitwan, working with Dr. Amir Sadaula at the National Trust of Nature Conservation's Biodiversity Conservation Center lab where most of VIEW's work is ongoing. We have ident...
We rarely get the opportunity to get biological samples, like blood, from a wild tiger. Consequently, we are trying to make it routine to collect samples whenever a sedated tiger is available for ...
Dr. McCauley, Dr. Subedi and Nepalese veterinary students take blood samples to test dogs for canine distemper virus antibodies. We found overall that 27% of all dogs sampled had p...
This image was caught on camera trap and shows a very weak and emaciated tiger resting in the grass. Disorientation, loss of fear of humans, hind limb weakness and emaciation may i...
Dr. McCauley monitors an anesthetized tiger that was captured because it had strayed into a village near Chitwan National Park. Tigers are known to take livestock and rarely to atta...