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Cambodia’s landscapes stretch from the rich ecosystems of the Tonlé waterways to the forested highlands. These living environments support biodiversity, local communities, and sustainable tourism while reflecting the country’s unique natural heritage.
On the outskirts of Siem Reap, far from the postcard temples, a quiet revolution has been taking shape. Not a startup buzzword, but a system built around fish, plants, and water—designed to work with Cambodia. It’s called aquaponics, and for more than a decade, Community First Initiatives has been adapting it to Cambodian soil-less realities.…
If you wake up before dawn breaks in Phnom Penh, you will discover a quiet city – one that most people never see. Almost everyone is still asleep. The only activity comes from a few early-morning athletes running or cycling. Crossing the city is easy because the air is still fresh, slightly humid and remains…
Anyone walking through a supermarket in Phnom Penh over the past weeks may have noticed something unusual. The refrigerated shelves that usually hold fresh milk were not as full as before, and some brands disappeared entirely for days at a time. Most people had never really questioned where their milk came from, but the sudden…
