One of the greatest threats facing wildlife in Southeast Asia is unsustainable levels of hunting Gallery One of the greatest threats facing wildlife in Southeast Asia is unsustainable levels of hunting Cardamom Protection One of the greatest threats facing wildlife in Southeast Asia is unsustainable levels of hunting By Ionescu Dragos|2021-06-06T21:59:27-04:00May 10, 2019|Categories: Cardamom Protection|Tags: civet, Civet release, civet release video, greatest threats, hunting, hunting level, hunting threats, overhunting, Southeast Asia|0 Comments Read More
Clouded Leopard – Camera trap Gallery Clouded Leopard – Camera trap Camera trap, Dr. Thomas Gray Blog Clouded Leopard – Camera trap By Ionescu Dragos|2019-08-07T03:35:31-04:00December 13, 2018|Categories: Camera trap, Dr. Thomas Gray Blog|Tags: animals on camera, cambodia, camera trap, Cardamom, clouded leopard, Neofelis nebulosa, Southeast Asia, Vulnerable IUCN Red, wildlife, Wildlife Alliance camera trap, wildlife survey|1 Comment Read More
Snares are lethal weapons that trap and kill animals Gallery Snares are lethal weapons that trap and kill animals Cardamom Protection Snares are lethal weapons that trap and kill animals By Ionescu Dragos|2021-06-06T22:55:16-04:00August 26, 2018|Categories: Cardamom Protection|Tags: animal traps, Chhay Areng, lethal weapons, snared, snares, Southeast Asia, wild animal traps|0 Comments Read More
Illegal international trade of luxury timber in Southeast Asia Gallery Illegal international trade of luxury timber in Southeast Asia Cardamom Protection Illegal international trade of luxury timber in Southeast Asia By Ionescu Dragos|2021-06-06T22:47:08-04:00August 5, 2018|Categories: Cardamom Protection|Tags: Illegal international, luxury timber, Luxury timber asia, luxury timber cought, luxury timber prison, luxury timber trader, luxury timber trader prison, Southeast Asia|0 Comments Read More
Snares are the single greatest threat facing threatened species Gallery Snares are the single greatest threat facing threatened species Cardamom Protection Snares are the single greatest threat facing threatened species By Ionescu Dragos|2019-08-18T08:52:13-04:00April 4, 2018|Categories: Cardamom Protection|Tags: animal snares, animal traps, bamboo traps, cambodia traps, Cardamom Mountains, forest guards, forest rangers, forest traps, koh kong, snares, snares remouved, Southeast Asia, Threatened species, traps remouved, Veal Pi, wild animals threat, wildlife traps|0 Comments Read More
Snaring Crisis is Driving Asia’s Wildlife to Extinction Gallery Snaring Crisis is Driving Asia’s Wildlife to Extinction Cardamom Protection, Dr. Thomas Gray Blog Snaring Crisis is Driving Asia’s Wildlife to Extinction By Ionescu Dragos|2021-06-08T00:12:01-04:00March 24, 2018|Categories: Cardamom Protection, Dr. Thomas Gray Blog|Tags: animal traps, Asia wildlife, Cardamom Mountains, protected forests, snare materials, snaring crisis, Southeast Asia, Thomas Gray, wildlife extinction|0 Comments Read More
Animal police Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team conducted a suspenseful sting operation Gallery Animal police Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team conducted a suspenseful sting operation Wildlife Police Animal police Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team conducted a suspenseful sting operation By Ionescu Dragos|2018-08-28T05:17:11-04:00November 18, 2017|Categories: Wildlife Police|Tags: Animal police, asia black market, Black Market, deer blood, elongated tortoises, endangered slow loris, endangered wild species, impressed tortoise, most trafficked animal in the world, pangolin, pangolin traffiker, poached pangolin, save animals operation, Southeast Asia, wild animals blood, Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team|0 Comments Read More
The wildlife snaring crisis: an insidious and pervasive threat to biodiversity in Southeast Asia Gallery The wildlife snaring crisis: an insidious and pervasive threat to biodiversity in Southeast Asia Dr. Thomas Gray Blog The wildlife snaring crisis: an insidious and pervasive threat to biodiversity in Southeast Asia By Ionescu Dragos|2017-12-13T22:54:54-05:00October 20, 2017|Categories: Dr. Thomas Gray Blog|Tags: Alice C. Hughes, Anthony J. Lynam, Asia Parks, Barney Long, biodiversity, Biodiversity and Conservation, biodiversity threat, Hannah O’Kelly, snaring crisis, Southeast Asia, Thomas N. E. Gray, wildlife snaring, William F. Laurance, William J. Ripple|0 Comments Read More
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Illegally Cut Timber Seized in One of the World’s Most Threatened Forests Gallery Illegally Cut Timber Seized in One of the World’s Most Threatened Forests Cardamom Protection Illegally Cut Timber Seized in One of the World’s Most Threatened Forests By Ionescu Dragos|2018-04-25T14:53:26-04:00October 20, 2016|Categories: Cardamom Protection|Tags: are the largest carnivore remaining in the Cardamom Rainforest Landscape and have larger home-range in tropical Asia, Cambodia Timber Seized, Cardamom Mountains Dhole Cuon alpinus, Illegally Cut Timber, Indo-Burma Peninsula, Kompong Speu, Major Timber Seized, or Asian wild dog, Southeast Asia, Threatened Forests, Timber Seized, wildlife alliance rangers|1 Comment Read More
