River Camp – A Memorable Experience

by Aing Sereyrath May 2017 was the first time that I led a group of 35 people to experience the Mekong River landscape through Der Prey. Read More…

Inspired by the Local Community, Becoming an Awareness…

by Aing Sereyrath Looking back, it’s hard to believe that a field trip to meet conservationists of a community forest in Mondulkiri has Read More…

Building motivation to succeed in fish conservation

A year ago this December, almost 100 new Community Fish Refuge management committees participated in their first workshops to present and Read More…

Video: Release of a Giant Barb in Cambodia

A giant barb, Cambodia's national fish, was released into the Tonle Sap River by a fisherman's family. From carvings at Angkor Wat, the Read More…

A Vision for Migratory Fish in Cambodia

Migratory fish are the one of the many great wonders of the Mekong River. Every fall, these incredible fish undertake a massive migration in Read More…

Mekong Conservation Storytelling

Nature is full of stories, and often the people working closely with nature are best suited to tell them. That was the premise of a two-day Read More…

Celebrating Cambodia’s National Fish Day

Siem Reap: Fish play an important role in Cambodia's society and economy. About 80 percent of the protein consumed by Cambodians is from Read More…

World Fish Migration Day Through the Eyes of Cambodia

Cambodian youth have strong concern over the well-being of the Mekong, the mother river, so they came together to design a series of Read More…

The bump-headed fish: Incisilabeo behri

In the Mekong basin, an unusual bump-headed fish called Incisilabeo behri (also known as Bangana behri) migrates out of the Sesan, Srepok Read More…

Studying Water Quality on the Mekong River

An estimated 165 fish species in the Lower Mekong Basin migrate long distances during their life cycles. Seasonal changes and connections Read More…