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Cambodia’s snaring crisis leads to a ‘last-ditch effort’ to save wildlife

To prevent more local extinctions, an environmentally debatable trench is dug to fend off poachers and encircle wildlife.

Traditional slash and burn farming lands ethnic minorities in jail as authorities try to preserve country’s forests.

Thailand’s last free-flowing Mekong River tributary is losing valuable fish species due to the mainstream dams.

Unpredictable weather forces rice farmers to abandon their land and head to cities to look for construction work.

Bunong people’s sacred forest becomes a rubber plantation in another land concession for the government.

While the country has ramped up its production of pork, the environment, and the people, have been paying a heavy price.

Plans to turn one of Phuket’s few mangrove forests into a haven for luxury yachts and cruises causes protests.

Rising fertilizer costs decimate poor Mekong farmers’ livelihoods despite their vital role in feeding millions.

Phnom Penh prepares its first submissions for UNESCO natural world heritage and global geopark status.

A vulnerable bird that usually migrated to the wetlands of the Mekong Delta has become a rare visitor to the area