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The community protecting the world’s rarest wild cattle
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The community protecting the world’s rarest wild cattle

Community, Community Livelihood, Endangered species, In the News, Nick Marx, Wildlife Care

The community protecting the world’s rarest wild cattle

It’s an odd sight; small forest-covered hills that emerge [...]

By Wildlife Alliance ID|2021-01-13T21:18:06-05:00March 21, 2020|Categories: Community, Community Livelihood, Endangered species, In the News, Nick Marx, Wildlife Care|Tags: animal protection, Banteng, cambodia, cambodia wildlife, community, Community Rangers, Endangered species, forest, park rangers, wild cattle|0 Comments

A guide to visiting Cambodia’s Cardamom Mountains
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A guide to visiting Cambodia’s Cardamom Mountains

CAPU, Cardamom Protection, Community Livelihood, Community-Based Ecotourism, Ecotourism

A guide to visiting Cambodia’s Cardamom Mountains

The Cardamom Mountains may be one of Southeast Asia’s [...]

By Wildlife Alliance ID|2021-01-13T21:19:26-05:00December 19, 2019|Categories: CAPU, Cardamom Protection, Community Livelihood, Community-Based Ecotourism, Ecotourism|Tags: 4 Rivers, Cambodia Ecotourism, Cambodia rainforest, Cardamom Mountains, Cardamom rainforest, Cardamom Rainforest Landscape, chi phat, Ecotourism, Guide to Cambodia, rainforest, Shinta Mani Wild, Steung Areng, Sustainable Tourism Cambodia, tourism cambodia, Visit Cambodia|1 Comment

Banteng – a story with hope…
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Banteng – a story with hope…

Community Livelihood, Endangered species, Newsletter, Nick Marx

Banteng – a story with hope…

Post written by Wildlife Programs Director, Nick Marx. I [...]

By Wildlife Alliance ID|2019-08-29T11:09:20-04:00August 28, 2019|Categories: Community Livelihood, Endangered species, Newsletter, Nick Marx|Tags: Banteng, community, community conservation, Kampong Speu, Nick Marx|1 Comment

Thanks to ISPP students for their help in protecting Cambodia’s wildlife
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Thanks to ISPP students for their help in protecting Cambodia’s wildlife

Community Livelihood, Education, Endangered species, Illegal Wildlife Trade, In the News, Wildlife Police

Thanks to ISPP students for their help in protecting Cambodia’s wildlife

Thanks to the students at ISPP (International School of [...]

By Wildlife Alliance ID|2019-08-07T01:10:32-04:00May 21, 2019|Categories: Community Livelihood, Education, Endangered species, Illegal Wildlife Trade, In the News, Wildlife Police|Tags: green peafowl, International School of Phnom Penh, ISPP conservation, ISPP students, ISPP wildlife, Protecting Wildlife, Thanks to ISPP student, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team, WRRT|2 Comments

Sea Festival, Koh Kong 2018
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Sea Festival, Koh Kong 2018

Cardamom Protection, Community Livelihood, REDD+

Sea Festival, Koh Kong 2018

From the people of Koh Kong province and Wildlife [...]

By Wildlife Alliance ID|2019-08-07T03:35:27-04:00December 16, 2018|Categories: Cardamom Protection, Community Livelihood, REDD+|Tags: Chi Phat Community, Ecotourism, forest rangers, koh kong, Koh Kong 2018, Koh Kong forest protection, Ministry of Environment, Sea Festival, Sea Festival 2018, Steung Areng Community|0 Comments

Conservation Turned to Relief Efforts
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Conservation Turned to Relief Efforts

Cardamom Protection, Community Livelihood, Community-Based Ecotourism, In the News, Newsletter, Suwanna Gauntlett

Conservation Turned to Relief Efforts

Relentless heavy rains this week caused massive flooding throughout [...]

By Wildlife Alliance ID|2019-08-07T04:03:37-04:00July 21, 2018|Categories: Cardamom Protection, Community Livelihood, Community-Based Ecotourism, In the News, Newsletter, Suwanna Gauntlett|Tags: Cambodia floods 2018, chi pat floods, chi pat floods 2018, chi phat, Chi Phat under water, Suwanna Gauntlett, Suwanna Gauntlett Chi Phat, Wildlife Alliance|0 Comments

My name is Chna Bros
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My name is Chna Bros

CAPU, Cardamom Protection, Community Livelihood

My name is Chna Bros

I would like to introduce you to one of [...]

By Wildlife Alliance ID|2019-08-18T08:58:29-04:00March 15, 2018|Categories: CAPU, Cardamom Protection, Community Livelihood|Tags: CAPU team, chi phat, Community Anti Poaching Unit, family support, forest protector, protect the wildlife, Rangers, Wildlife Alliance|0 Comments

Communities and forests protection

Summary Provides rural families with resources to establish and [...]

By Wildlife Alliance ID|2019-08-18T09:00:42-04:00February 27, 2018|Categories: CAPU, Community Livelihood, Community-Based Ecotourism|Tags: CAmbodia Communities, Cardamom Mountains, communities, Communities forests, forest Communities, forests protection|0 Comments

H.E. Dr. Thong Khon, Minister of Tourism visits Stung Areng community based eco-tourism (CBET)
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H.E. Dr. Thong Khon, Minister of Tourism visits Stung Areng community based eco-tourism (CBET)

Community Livelihood, Community-Based Ecotourism, Suwanna Gauntlett

H.E. Dr. Thong Khon, Minister of Tourism visits Stung Areng community based eco-tourism (CBET)

An inter-ministerial delegation led by H.E. Dr. Thong Khon, [...]

By Wildlife Alliance ID|2019-08-18T09:04:34-04:00February 10, 2018|Categories: Community Livelihood, Community-Based Ecotourism, Suwanna Gauntlett|Tags: CBET, Community Based Eco-Tourism, Minister of Tourism, Stung Areng, Suwanna Gauntlett, Thong Khon, Wildlife Alliance|0 Comments

Stung Areng Community-Based Ecotourism open for business
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Stung Areng Community-Based Ecotourism open for business

Community Livelihood, Community-Based Ecotourism, Suwanna Gauntlett

Stung Areng Community-Based Ecotourism open for business

After 2 years of preparation, the Stung Areng Community-Based [...]

By Wildlife Alliance ID|2019-08-18T09:21:46-04:00January 29, 2018|Categories: Community Livelihood, Community-Based Ecotourism, Suwanna Gauntlett|Tags: CBET, chi phat, communities, Community Based Ecotourism, Eco-tourism, Ecotourism, Governor Koh Kong, livelihoods, local authorities, Mithona Phouthong, Stung Areng, Suwanna Gauntlett, Wildlife Alliance|0 Comments