The Fluctuating Fish of the Tonle Sap

Systems that experience flood pulses are often dynamic hotspots of biodiversity, and as such  can contribute great economic and cultural Read More…

Shrinking Catch: Changes in the Cambodian Dai Fishery

There are few fishing techniques more efficient than large nets. They can be strategically placed and left to soak for a few hours or days, Read More…

The right decision to be a bird conservationist

by Hong Chamnan In 1996, I had a mission to conduct a research study on a bird called the Bengal Florican. The Bengal Florican is one of Read More…

Cry of the Fish

by Thach Phanara Oh human! Why don’t you have mercy? I struggle to live with all my eggs in me, but you don’t have any mercy to set Read More…

My journey to bird conservation

By Sun Visal When I was young there was an abundance of forests and wild animals, especially water birds, and I was always very attached Read More…

Caring for one thousand rare Asian giant softshell turtles

by Bran Sinal I work to conserve the Asian giant softshell turtle Pelochelys cantorii, which was thought to be extinct from Cambodia Read More…

Mekong Generation Storytelling Event in Cambodia

by Seat Lykheang, Young Eco Ambassadors After a 16-month-long journey to learn about Cambodia’s most unique river ecosystem, a group of Read More…

Teaching turtle conservation to local children to influence…

by Bran Sinal A group of local and international conservation scientists partnered with local Buddhist monks from the 100 Pillar Pagoda Read More…

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…