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 storytelling Read More…
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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 awareness activities to promote Read More…
Fish Release: Giant Barbs are the Cambodian Identity
Phan Sopoeun, 35, is a fisherman who lives in Kampong Lourng Commune, Krakor District, Pursat Province in Cambodia. As a father of five children (three daughters and Read More…
Saving Species on the Edge of Extinction
Mekong giant catfish, Siamese giant carp, and Asian giant softshell turtles were among the many rare and vulnerable animals featured at a recent workshop hosted by the Read More…
Threatening or threatened? Many sharks and rays risk extinction
When people think of sharks and their relatives, the threat of attack from a menacing White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias) is often first to come to mind. But Read More…
Tributaries as priorities
Conserving the wildlife of big rivers can be a challenging -- and expensive -- undertaking. Roughly $400 million is spent each year trying to study and protect Read More…