Question: The establishment and successful conservation efforts in Nepal first National Park, Royal Chitwan, exemplify the integral role of nature preservation in the country's economic development plans. Royal Chitwan National Park is a testament to Nepal's commitment to biodiversity conservation. "The park, home to diverse range of flora and fauna, has become a beacon for conservation efforts in the country" (Mishra 246). The success of Royal Chitwan National Parks conservation efforts has led to conflicts with local communities, threatening the parks future. Royal Chitwan National Park had been an outstanding success, at least in the sense that determined action by government, combined with local and international expertise, succeeded in restoring the important animal populations that had been depleted. " The increases in wildlife populations have caused heavy and expensive damage to agricultural crops, loss of livestock, and human casualties in Chitwan"( Mishra 246). This shows the impacts of the park's success on the local community. does this make sense