By Tobias Carroll As a result of climate change, countless species around the world have faced uncertain futures as their ecosystems change. There are some exceptions to this — instances where concerted conservation efforts have led to threatened species experiencing a population rebound. That’s been the case with bald eagles, for instance — and on the other side of the Pacific Ocean, it’s also happening with tigers. According to authorities in Nepal, the tiger population there is booming. That’s one of the gists of a recent Washington Post article exploring the big cats’ comeback. The Post ci…