SPONSOR A RANGER STATION FORESTS PROTECTION PROGRAM Our forest rangers work tirelessly to protect some of the world’s most endangered animals in one of Southeast Asia’s [...]
World Ranger Day celebrated at Wildlife Alliance on Wednesday, July 31, 2019 Southeast Asia is at the epicenter of the global extinction crisis and threats are on the rise. Without rangers, there [...]
Homemade guns are popular among the poachers in Cambodia, used in illegal hunting and sometimes against our Rangers. This morning, during a patrol inside the Cardamom Forest, our Rangers from Green Peafowl station (Sre Ambel) confiscated a homemade gun. The [...]
Six Asian water monitors were saved and released back into the wild by Wildlife Alliance rangers from the Green Peafowl station (Sre Ambel)
While on a deep wilderness patrol, Wildlife Alliance rangers from the Gibbon Station collected 85 wildlife snares and confiscated 2 chainsaws used for illegal logging. Strategically located at the intersection of two major rivers, the [...]
The Green Peafowl Station (Sre Ambel) rangers saved a Great Hornbill Buceros bicornis (1.52kg). While on patrol, the rangers intercepted one motorbike carrying a suspicious bag. The driver threw the bag on the ground, abandoned his motorbike and disappeared in the forest. [...]
To raise awareness about conserving our environment, the UN designated June 5th as World Environment Day. This year, Wildlife Alliance is urging everyone to take action to protect our forests. Forests are a vital ecosystem and habitat for many [...]
Snares – either metal or rope – are indiscriminately killing wildlife across Southeast Asia, from elephants to mouse deer. The problem has become so bad that scientists are referring to protected areas in the region as “empty forests.” [...]
Pangolin Station (Stung Proat) confiscated 9 chainsaws, dismantled 2 hunting camps and filed 4 non-reofence contracts. SPONSOR A RANGER STATION FORESTS PROTECTION PROGRAM Our forest [...]
Post by ID - Wildlife Alliance ranger The Wildlife Alliance rangers' job is to patrol the forest, catch offenders, save the animals and to apply the law whenever necessary in order to preserve one of Southeast Asia's last great [...]
