Wildlife Conservation News: From Hidden Moths to Tiger Comebacks

This week's wildlife conservation news spans a range of developments, including the rediscovery of a moth population hidden for 70 years, signs of water vole recovery in Surrey, and a record tiger population increase in Nepal. The moth discovery, described by Dr. Dave Wainwright as a career highlight, underscores the importance of continued survey efforts. Water vole signs on the Hogsmill River suggest successful reestablishment of the species in the area. Nepal's tiger population has surged to 429 wild tigers, up from 121 in 2010, marking a significant conservation achievement.