Make everyday World Environment Day Gallery Make everyday World Environment Day CAPU, Cardamom Protection, Community Livelihood, Community-Based Ecotourism, Ecotourism, Endangered species, Illegal Wildlife Trade, In the News, REDD+ Make everyday World Environment Day By Claire BM|2021-06-06T21:21:41-04:00June 4, 2021|Categories: CAPU, Cardamom Protection, Community Livelihood, Community-Based Ecotourism, Ecotourism, Endangered species, Illegal Wildlife Trade, In the News, REDD+|Tags: cambodia, Cardamom, Cardamom Mountains, Cardamom protection, Cardamom rainforest, chi phat, climate change, Deforestation, ecosystem, Endangered species, forest guards, forest protection, forest rangers, illegal wildlife trade, pollution, poverty, restoration, Sustainable Livelihoods, Wildlife Alliance, wildlife alliance rangers, World Environment Day 2021|0 Comments Read More
Tracking Pangolins- one of the world’s most elusive creatures Gallery Tracking Pangolins- one of the world’s most elusive creatures CAPU, Cardamom Protection, Community Livelihood, Education, Endangered species, Illegal Wildlife Trade, In the News, Wildlife Care, Wildlife Release Station Tracking Pangolins- one of the world’s most elusive creatures By Claire BM|2021-05-22T01:57:22-04:00May 21, 2021|Categories: CAPU, Cardamom Protection, Community Livelihood, Education, Endangered species, Illegal Wildlife Trade, In the News, Wildlife Care, Wildlife Release Station|Tags: cambodia, Cardamom, Cardamom Mountains, Cardamom protection, Endangered species, forest rangers, illegal wildlife trade, Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Center, Wildlife Alliance, wildlife release, Wildlife Release Station, wildlife trafficking, WRRT|0 Comments Read More
Rangers rescue a Slow Loris, the only venomous primate in the world! Gallery Rangers rescue a Slow Loris, the only venomous primate in the world! Cardamom Protection, Endangered species, Illegal Wildlife Trade Rangers rescue a Slow Loris, the only venomous primate in the world! By Wildlife Alliance ID|2021-06-03T04:50:52-04:00May 15, 2021|Categories: Cardamom Protection, Endangered species, Illegal Wildlife Trade|Tags: animal rescue, bengal slow loris, cambodia, Cardamom, Cardamom Mountains, Cardamom protection, Cardamom rainforest, conservation, Endangered Species Day, exotic pet trade, forest protection, forest rangers, illegal wildlife trade, slow loris, slow loris extinction, Slow loris rescue, traditional medicine, wildlife, Wildlife Alliance, wildlife release, wildlife trafficking, wildlife traps|1 Comment Read More
International Day of Forests Gallery International Day of Forests Cardamom Protection, REDD+, Suwanna Gauntlett International Day of Forests By Wildlife Alliance ID|2021-06-01T06:14:57-04:00March 21, 2021|Categories: Cardamom Protection, REDD+, Suwanna Gauntlett|Tags: Cardamom, Day of Forests, direct action, forest guards, forest in cambodia, forest protection, forest standing, foret rangers, International Day of Forests, protect forest, protect forests, Rangers, Suwanna Gauntlett, Wildlife Alliance|0 Comments Read More
First Sign of Clouded Leopard Since 2014 Gallery First Sign of Clouded Leopard Since 2014 Camera trap, Cardamom Protection, Endangered species, Illegal Wildlife Trade, Phnom Tamao, Save Tigers, Wildlife Care, Wildlife Release Station First Sign of Clouded Leopard Since 2014 By Claire BM|2021-03-01T22:08:48-05:00February 24, 2021|Categories: Camera trap, Cardamom Protection, Endangered species, Illegal Wildlife Trade, Phnom Tamao, Save Tigers, Wildlife Care, Wildlife Release Station|Tags: cambodia, camera trap, Cardamom, Cardamom Mountains, Cardamom rainforest, Endangered species, forest protection, forest rangers, illegal wildlife trade, Phnom Tamao, Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Center, PTWRC, Thomas Gray, wildlife, Wildlife Alliance, Wildlife Release Station, wildlife trade, wildlife trafficking|0 Comments Read More
Bird netting leads to extermination Gallery Bird netting leads to extermination Cardamom Protection Bird netting leads to extermination By Wildlife Alliance ID|2021-06-07T23:50:38-04:00November 13, 2020|Categories: Cardamom Protection|Tags: bird net, Bird Netting, bird snares, birds traps, Cardamom, Rangers, snares, wildlife|0 Comments Read More
Our rangers rescued a Critically Endangered pangolin from a poacher Gallery Our rangers rescued a Critically Endangered pangolin from a poacher Cardamom Protection Our rangers rescued a Critically Endangered pangolin from a poacher By Wildlife Alliance ID|2021-06-06T21:43:42-04:00September 11, 2019|Categories: Cardamom Protection|Tags: animal traps, cambodia, Cardamom, critically endangered, Endangered Pangolin, forest guards, forest rangers, pangolin, snares, Sunda pangolin|0 Comments Read More
How can we save rainforests? Gallery How can we save rainforests? Cardamom Protection, Education, REDD+, Suwanna Gauntlett How can we save rainforests? By Wildlife Alliance ID|2021-06-03T23:18:19-04:00August 21, 2019|Categories: Cardamom Protection, Education, REDD+, Suwanna Gauntlett|Tags: Cardamom, direct action for forests, Environment Education, How can we save rainforests, How to save rainforests, Law Enforcement, rainforest, reforestation, save rainforests|0 Comments Read More
Thnong – Commercial Grade-Cambodia : Luxury Gallery Thnong – Commercial Grade-Cambodia : Luxury Cardamom Protection Thnong – Commercial Grade-Cambodia : Luxury By Wildlife Alliance ID|2021-06-06T21:57:21-04:00June 16, 2019|Categories: Cardamom Protection|Tags: cambodia, Cardamom, Chhay Areng, forest guards, forest protection, forest rangers, Luxury, Thnong, Wildlife Alliance|0 Comments Read More
Mountain imperial pigeons rescued from poacher’s net Gallery Mountain imperial pigeons rescued from poacher’s net Cardamom Protection Mountain imperial pigeons rescued from poacher’s net By Wildlife Alliance ID|2021-06-06T21:57:28-04:00May 28, 2019|Categories: Cardamom Protection|Tags: back into the wild, bird net, bird release, bird traps, Cambodia Cardamoms, Cardamom, Ducula badia, forest guards, forest rangers, Koh Konh, mountain imperial pigeon, Pigeons, Veal Pi, Wild Pigeons, Wildlife Rescue|0 Comments Read More
