World Pangolin Day
Saturday is World Pangolin Day! This past year we have been delighted to celebrate two births and four tagged releases, and Lucy our strong willed double amputee continues to thrive at our Wildlife Release Station. We couldn't achieve all this without your support, and to say thank we are giving you the opportunity to name the newly arrived rescued pangolin, a privilege [...]
Prepare Our Otters for Return to the Wild — Help Build a Waterfall!
© Peter Yuen Home to four families of smooth coated otters and the only captive hairy nosed otter in the world, Wildlife Alliance’s Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Center is otter heaven! These naturally curious and playful animals require a lot of enrichment to keep them as stimulated as they would be in the wild. Our keepers are constantly coming up with [...]
Community Rangers Save Wildlife in their Village
The ultimate goal for every animal in our care is reintroduction back into the wild. Hundreds of animals have been rehabilitated at our Wildlife Rehabilitation Station inside the protected forest of the Southern Cardamoms. Here, the animals are kept in large forested enclosures and provided with expert care until they are ready for release. The program has seen remarkable success, but [...]
Good News for Elephants: China Bans Ivory Trade
On the heels of one of Cambodia’s biggest ivory busts in history, China recently announced that it will ban the sale of ivory by the end of 2017. Following years of international pressure, this announcement will shut down the largest ivory market in the world. Estimates suggest that at least 50 to 70 percent of smuggled ivory ends up in China [...]
Recognition of Cardamom Ecotourism Offerings
Representatives of our Chi Phat Community-Based Ecotourism program (CBET) are currently at the 2017 ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) Tourism Forum to receive an award for their program. For the first time, ASEAN is honoring outstanding tourism communities, measured against ASEAN’s Community Based Tourism (CBT) standards. In order to meet these standards, programs must present the community’s social, historical, and [...]
WRRT Seized Boar Meat from the Market in Rattanakiri Province
It is not ok to eat endangered animals including boar, turtle, tusked deer, soft-shelled turtle and monitor lizard. See a photo of boar meat that the Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team (WRRT) recently seized from the market in Rattanakiri province. This time the sellers were warned by Forestry Administration officer but a repeat offense will include fine







