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Recovery Status and Conservation Impact of Pangolins in Nepal: An IUCN Green Status Assessment
Pangolins are among the most threatened mammals globally, yet conservation assessments have largely focused on extinction risk rather than the extent of species recovery. This study applies the IUCN Green Status of Species framework to assess the recovery status of the Chinese pangolin (Manis pen
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