species for Chitwan National Park's tigers and completed the work in 1982. He has also conducted practical field training in Kenya, New Zealand, and the United States. Conservation work for Nepal's rhinos Hemanta Mishra worked to prevent the extinction of rhinos in Chitwan National Park, also created a second population of rhinos by transplanting dozens to the Bardia National Park. Conservation work for Nepal's tigers From 1978 to 1992, Hemanta Mishra has studied the habits, habitat and behavior of tigers. These scientific studies were often done through programs supported by the government of Nepal, the King Mahendra Trust for Nature Conservation, the Smithsonian Institution and the World Wildlife Fund. During that time period and continuing to the present, he has avidly worked towards their conservation. Selected publications The Soul of the Rhino (Lyons Press, 2008). Was selected as one of the best books of 2008 by Publishers Weekly. Bones of the Tiger (Lyons Press, 2010). Nepal’s Royal Chitwan National Park: A Book (Vajra Books 2014). References 1945 births Living people Alumni of the University of Edinburgh Conservation biologists Nepalese emigrants to the United States Nepalese environmentalists Tri-Chandra College alumni