Farming, climate, energy and the natural world. · 273 articles
Cambodia and China strengthen environmental cooperation, focusing on renewable energy, green investment, and sustainable development initiatives to support climate goals.
Wing Bank introduces collateral-free loans of up to $200,000 to support climate-resilient agriculture in Cambodia, helping farmers adopt modern technologies and improve sustainability.
KOH KONG, Cambodia — The Cambodian Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) has reached a significant milestone in marine conservation, announcing the successful deployment of 2,152 artificial fish shelters across the nation’s four coastal provinces to date. Speaking at a ceremony at the Royal Beach Resort and Residence in Koh Kong on April 24,…
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’s green bond initiative has won top honours at a global sustainable finance awards platform, recognising its contribution to renewable energy financing and sustainable economic development.
Thousands of waterbirds have gathered at Cambodia’s Stung Sen Ramsar Site as the dry season concentrates food sources. The wetland has become a key ecological hotspot, attracting bird species and boosting eco-tourism and conservation efforts.
Scientists have recorded coral spawning for the first time at two Cambodian islands during a marine survey in March. The discovery highlights healthy coral reef ecosystems and provides valuable data for marine conservation and biodiversity management.
Factories in Cambodia are strengthening environmental responsibility as authorities push for cleaner water through improved wastewater treatment, stricter environmental regulations, and sustainable industrial practices.
Miss Planet International delegates from 35 countries joined a tree-planting event in Kampong Khleang, Siem Reap, promoting environmental conservation and sustainable tourism initiatives in one of Cambodia’s most important travel destinations.
Cambodia’s agriculture sector contributes around 16 percent to the country’s GDP, highlighting its continued role in supporting rural livelihoods, food security, and export growth as the national economy continues to diversify.
Cambodia’s Ministry of Commerce and Kampot Pepper Promotion Association outline a strategic plan to strengthen GI-certified pepper in global markets by enhancing quality standards, export access, and international recognition in 2026.
A national farming initiative in Cambodia is supporting displaced families by teaching agricultural cultivation and providing seeds, tools and training, promoting food self-sufficiency and strengthening community cooperation at displacement camps.
Cambodia’s government approved a $200 million investment for a 150 MW wind power plant in Mondulkiri Province, expected to create jobs and boost renewable energy capacity. The project, led by a Malaysian company, was approved by the Cambodian Investment Board under CDC.
