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Banteay Meanchey province released 200,000 young and breeding fish of nine native species into the Stung Sisophon conservation area on 25 October, as part of a community effort to rebuild local fish stocks.
Cambodia’s first “Amazing Nature of Cambodia” event filled Aeon Hall at AEON Mall Sen Sok City on 24–25 October, inviting Phnom Penh families and young people to explore the country’s forests, rivers, wetlands and coasts.
KRATIE, CAMBODIA — Conservation efforts in the Mekong River have reached a new milestone following the discovery of a newborn Irrawaddy dolphin calf at the Kampi dolphin pool. Spotted on April 27, 2026, this latest addition brings the recorded births for the year to six, signaling a positive trend for the critically endangered species. Discovery…
Cambodia and India have reinforced their environmental cooperation by strengthening a bilateral pact aimed at biodiversity conservation, with a renewed focus on tiger recovery. The move highlights growing regional collaboration on environmental protection as both nations work to balance conservation priorities with sustainable development goals. India, home to nearly 75% of the world’s wild tiger…
It was a sight to behold. A team of biodiversity experts from NatureLife Cambodia recently spotted 22 Sarus Cranes at the picturesque Lomphat Wildlife Sanctuary (LWS) during a routine monitoring session. The sighting, which included eight young cranes, was spread across seven different locations within the sanctuary. “This surpasses all previous counts at the Sanctuary,…
Cambodia’s Eastern Plains Landscape, a lush expanse of open and dry deciduous forests in Mondulkiri, is home to the world’s largest population of bantengs, a species of wild cattle renowned for its grace and beauty. The banteng is a symbol of Cambodia’s diverse wildlife and the country’s dedication to protecting it. Its beautiful look and…
