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Tag: wildlife

Damage from forest abuse hits B100 billion

By Nantiya September 21, 2018

More than 23,000 suspects have been arrested since 2015 on suspicion of engaging in illegal logging and poaching wild animals, costing the state an estimated 100 billion baht in losses.

Workshop held for Lao hydropower plant

By Nantiya September 19, 2018

The Mekong River Commission organised a consultation workshop in HCM City yesterday for the Pak Lay hydropower project proposed on the Mekong’s mainstream in Xayaburi Province in north-western Laos.

More than 20 sea turtles killed by debris

By Nantiya September 17, 2018

Divers volunteer as ‘gardeners’ to restore dying corals in Thailand

By Nantiya September 17, 2018

Some conservationists, however, have now come to see tourism – and diving in particular – as the solution to the global coral-reef decline.

Indigenous people from Tanintharyi Region campaign against dams

By Nantiya September 14, 2018

Cross-border national park management cooperation explored

By Nantiya September 14, 2018

The National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation Department is exploring opportunities to work with its partners in neighbouring countries to step up efforts to protect national parks with transboundary features.

NGOs to boycott MRC meet

By Nantiya September 12, 2018

The Mekong River Committee plans to hold an open forum this month on the development of hydropower dams along the river. NGOs plan to boycott the event.

Laos to keep building dams despite negative impacts

By Nantiya September 12, 2018

Remains keen to export hydropower despite charges its dam building is harming the environment and threatening livelihoods.

Mekong River faces a damming issue

By Nantiya September 11, 2018

Community-based tourism is starting to become popular and the Mekong River plays an important role, but dam building could prove harmful to the sector.

Cambodia juggles energy need V risk new Chinese dam could ‘kill the Mekong’

By Nantiya September 7, 2018

In June 2018, a leaked environmental impact assessment report on the proposed Sambor Hydropower Dam could “literally kill the [Mekong] river”.

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