Animal police Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team conducted a suspenseful sting operation
Animal police Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team (WRRT) conducted a suspenseful sting operation in a black market this Monday, November 13. Taken by surprise, the trafficker was successfully arrested for imprisonment and his gruesome illegal stock of wildlife was seized. The man was selling blood from critically endangered slow loris primates, mixed with deer blood and selling to customers in plastic bottles. [...]
Great hornbills transferred to the Release Station in Koh Kong
Nick Marx, Wildlife Programs Director talks about Wildlife Alliance rehabilitation programs. Today we transferred 4 Great hornbills to the Rehabilitation Release Station. Wildlife Alliance’s wildlife programs are designed to rehabilitate animals victimized by the wildlife trade and provide them with the support and care necessary to ready them for release back into the wild. [...]
Biodiversity Impact Assessment Workshop for Southern Cardamom REDD+ Project
A workshop was held in Phnom Penh on 31st October and 1st November 2017 to conduct the Biodiversity Impact Assessment for the Southern Cardamom REDD+ Project based on the CCB Guidelines. A total of 20 participants were involved representing both national and central Government, conservation Non-Governmental Organizations, and Academia. All participants had experience of conducting biodiversity work or conservation projects within [...]
Angkor – another chapter starts…
Although perhaps Wildlife Alliance’ smallest project our work to restore wildlife back into the Angkor Temples Forest, a World Heritage Site, could be one of the most eye‐catching. Irritating then that the change in leading official from Apsara, the governing body in Angkor, we now must work with has brought with it an apparent lack of interest. Following years of good [...]
MPA projects rewarded for work with Mountain Communities
The best new initiative prize was awarded to Wildlife Alliance, a community-based ecotourism initiative in the Cardamom Mountain Range, Cambodia. In 2007, Wildlife Alliance established the Chi Phat Community-Based Ecotourism (CBET) project to reduce poaching and other threats to the mountain ecosystem through sustainable alternative livelihoods. Its other objectives include providing alternative livelihoods to local people through technical assistance in developing an ecotourism site [...]
Angkor – sorting it out…
“…quite far from mother…” Our work to reintroduce wildlife back into the Angkor Temples Forest Complex continues with only a few small problems, despite the change in the senior government official we now have to partner with and his apparent limited interest in our work. Ap-ing, the pileated gibbon born to Bayon and Tevy, the second gibbon pair we [...]
Animal police Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team (WRRT) conducted a suspenseful sting operation in a black market this Monday, November 13. Taken […]
Nick Marx, Wildlife Programs Director talks about Wildlife Alliance rehabilitation programs. Today we transferred 4 Great hornbills to the Rehabilitation Release […]
A workshop was held in Phnom Penh on 31st October and 1st November 2017 to conduct the Biodiversity Impact Assessment for […]
Although perhaps Wildlife Alliance’ smallest project our work to restore wildlife back into the Angkor Temples Forest, a World Heritage Site, […]
The best new initiative prize was awarded to Wildlife Alliance, a community-based ecotourism initiative in the Cardamom Mountain Range, Cambodia. In 2007, Wildlife Alliance […]
“…quite far from mother…”
Our work to reintroduce wildlife back into the Angkor […]