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The Ministry of Public Works and Transport announced that more than 40km of the space for the 61km new road has been cleared.

The Ministry of Public Works and Transport announced that more than 40km of the space for the 61km new road has been cleared. The road will connect Bokor National Park to National Road 4.

The Senate’s human rights commission on November 29 met with Minister of Environment Say Samal and representatives from other relevant institutions to discuss the request of 16 indigenous communities for revisions to a draft law on protected areas and forests.

A pig feed mill in Cambodia, which received an investment from local agricultural conglomerate Mong Reththy Group to the tune of $54 million, is expected to be operational by end-February 2023, with an annual production capacity of

A pig feed mill invested by local agricultural conglomerate Mong Reththy Group to the tune of $54 million is expected to go online by end-February 2023, with annual production capacity of “about 360,000 tonnes”, company chairman Mong Reththy revealed.

Forestry Administration (FA) officials are continuing to clean up land for reforestation in the Phnom Tamao forest area, which has been designated as a zoo, protected area and phytosanitary park covering a total of 2,025ha in Takeo province’s Bati district by a royal decree.

Reforestation Follows Cambodian PM’s Intervention. Plumes of smoke trailed behind a fleet of excavators and bulldozers mounding downed debris within a protected forest that they were ordered to clear just a few days earlier. Several metre-high piles...

PHNOM TAMAO, Cambodia — Prime Minister Hun Sen has stepped in to cancel all development projects slated for the Phnom Tamao forest, near the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh, following months of public condemnation. The announcement on the morning of Aug. 7 saw work in what remains of the forest snap to a halt, but […]

In a Phnom Penh hall, the planets of our solar system are suspended, each one represented by an accurately coloured balloon.

Cambodia exported 20,492 tonnes of crude palm oil (CPO) in the first five months of 2022, registering a decrease of 6.07 per cent year-on-year, according to the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries. India was the top buyer of Cambodian CPO during the period, at 17,100 tonnes or more than 83 per cent, followed by Malaysia (3,200 tonnes) and Thailand (192 tonnes).