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Cambodia and WWF launch anti-bushmeat campaign in Mondulkiri province - Vimarsana News

Cambodia and WWF launch anti-bushmeat campaign in Mondulkiri province

The Ministry of Environment and the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) have co-organised a campaign to stop wildlife trafficking in Mondulkiri province with the purpose of protecting Cambodia's wildlife resources.

A Celebration of the CITES Tree Species Project - Vimarsana News

A Celebration of the CITES Tree Species Project

As the CITES Tree Species Programme draws to a close, there is hope for a better future for some of the world’s threatened tree species and a recognition that

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Pachyderm painter shows mammoth artistic talent - Vimarsana News

Pachyderm painter shows mammoth artistic talent

In 1999, Lucky, a tiny baby elephant calf of just six months was rescued from the forest. Then she has spent more than 20 years living at Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Centre.

Illegal logging in Angkor area a 'cause for concern' - Vimarsana News

Illegal logging in Angkor area a 'cause for concern'

Forestry officials in Siem Reap province's Banteay Srei district have asked the government to put controls on the ownership and purchase of chainsaws after cases of illegal logging in the Angkor area that comprises the district continued to rise.

Yellow-cheeked crested gibbons see tourist upswing - Vimarsana News

Yellow-cheeked crested gibbons see tourist upswing

Endangered species conservation scientists from the NGO Conservation International (CI) have announced the resumption of their mission in the Veun Sai-Siem Pang National Park in Ratanakkiri and Stung Treng provinces after having made a series of discoveries since 2007 of nearly 400 groups of yellow-cheeked crested gibbons (Nomascus gabriellae) with 1,500 or more of the primates in each of them.