Wildlife Alliance statement: BBC Panorama
May 3, 2024 Yesterday, the BBC broadcast a program as part of its Panorama series called Big Brands’ Green Claims Uncovered. As we expected, the program presents a fundamentally misleading picture of the Southern Cardamom REDD+ Project (SCRP) to fit a predetermined agenda on carbon markets. Firstly, the program promotes allegations we have already transparently and thoroughly refuted, because they ignore [...]
Behind the scenes tours at Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Center
The first 3 months of 2024 have shown a good number of tourists visiting Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Center. Here are some feedback from our recent guests. “Visited the park with my family of five. We had such a great experience. This was well above our daily budget but we splurged and we were happy that we did. My kids are [...]
Cardamoms Forever – An Exhibition
Hearing the word forest, one quickly visualizes green, tall trees, birds chirping, wildlife sounds echoing, trekking, and breathing fresh air. Wildlife Alliance in collaboration with Murals for Cambodia (MFC) organized an opening of “Cardamoms Forever – An Exhibition” to promote protecting and preserving the last standing Forest in Southeast Asia present only in Cambodia – our Cardamom [...]
Wildlife Alliance Statement
For more than a year, with the support of our partners, we have been engaging with Human Rights Watch (HRW) about a report they have prepared on the Southern Cardamom REDD+ Project. The report was published this morning, and as we expected it presents a fundamentally misleading picture of our work. We are particularly dismayed that HRW [...]
Post from Wildlife Alliance
As you are aware, Wildlife Alliance, with the support of our partners, has been engaging with Human Rights Watch (HRW) in relation to a report HRW has been preparing on the Southern Cardamom REDD+ Project (SCRP). We have learnt from third parties that HRW will publish their report in the coming days, which is likely to be accompanied by a negative [...]
Celebrating 10 years at Angkor!
In December 2013 Baray and Saranick took their first steps towards freedom. Captive born pileated gibbons from Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Center; their parents were likely victims confiscated from the illegal wildlife trade. They would go on to become the first of over eight species, and 30 individuals released into the Angkor Archeological Park in our reintroduction program in cooperation with [...]
May 3, 2024
Yesterday, the BBC broadcast a program as part of its Panorama series called […]
The first 3 months of 2024 have shown a good number of tourists visiting Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Center. […]
Hearing the word forest, one quickly visualizes green, tall trees, birds chirping, wildlife sounds echoing, […]
For more than a year, with the support of […]
As you are aware, Wildlife Alliance, with the support of our partners, has been engaging with Human Rights Watch […]
In December 2013 Baray and Saranick took their first steps towards freedom. Captive born pileated gibbons from Phnom Tamao Wildlife […]