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A handful of Bunong indigenous villages located in or on the edge of Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary (formally known as Seima Protected Forest) are suffering from human-elephant conflict, which in this case is when elephants enter their farms and eating and/or damaging their crops.
Posted on: Seima Forest
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A new study released by the Wildlife Conservation Society reveals that the annual rate of deforestation in the Northern Plains.
Posted on: Northern Plains
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This film introduces the Seima Protection Forest (SPF) and the work of the Forestry Administration (FA) to develop a program to reduce emissions from deforestation and degradation (REDD).
Posted on: Seima Forest
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Securing land tenure will help stabilise land-use in the Seima Protection Forest (SPF).
Posted on: Seima Forest
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Wildlife Friendly Ibis Rice is planted at the beginning of the rainy season
Posted on: Communities & Livelihoods
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The photo above show what happens when an elephant decides he does not to be photographed.
Posted on: Elephants
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WCS is collaborating on a project to teach basic literacy to villagers in remote parts of Mondulkiri.
Posted on: Seima Forest
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WCS supports community groups to manage natural resources in Preah Vihear and Mondulkiri.
Posted on: Communities & Livelihoods
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WCS works with partners to ensure conservation of the Seima landscape is supported by appropriate development across Mondulkiri.
Posted on: Seima Forest
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Resin tappers collect resin throughout the forests of the Northern Plains.
Posted on: Communities & Livelihoods
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Wildlife surveys in the newly extended core area of Seima Protection Forest started earlier this year and they have been yielding exciting results.
Posted on: Seima Forest
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On August 7th 2009 the Royal Government of Cambodia's highest legislative body, the Council of Ministers declared the creation of the Seima Protection Forest (SPF).
Posted on: Seima Forest
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Forestry Administration and WCS Project staff in Seima conduct regular surveys of the local communities that live in and around the Seima Protectoin Forest.
Posted on: Seima Forest
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CMCs have been established to become the caretakers of Integrated Farming & Biodiversity Areas (BFCAs).
Posted on: Bengal Florican
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The extraordinary history of the Kouprey (Bos sauveli)
Posted on: Northern Plains
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A rapid field-based assessment of the the Sre Ambel river and surrounding areas was implemented in late 2008 by a collaborative team comprising members of Global Wildlife Conservation (GWC)
Posted on: Mangrove Terrapin
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WCS has measured carbon stocks in the Seima Forest.
Posted on: Climate Change
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WCS is providing local communities with an economic incentive engage in conservation.
Posted on: Communities & Livelihoods
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WCS is working with the Cambodian Fisheries Administration (FiA) to develop a strategy for the sustainable harvesting of watersnakes in the Tonle Sap Lake.
Posted on: Natural Resource Management
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Gibbon surveys have been conducted in Preah Vihear Protected Forest
Posted on: Gibbons & Other Primates
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Posted on: Natural Resource Management
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The annual Vulture census provides information on the minimum populations of the three target vulture species in Cambodia.
Posted on: Vultures
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Holding complete Sarus Crane counts at the beginning, middle and end of the dry season allows us to piece together the complex pattern
Posted on: Sarus Crane
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The Ang Trapeang Thmor site boasts a long history dating back to the Angkorian era.
Posted on: Sarus Crane
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Recent data analysis has confirmed that Prek Toal is the most important breeding site for waterbirds in and around the Tonle Sap Biosphere Reserve (TSBR), while also highlighting several additional sites that are important for waterbirds.
Posted on: Ibis & Other Waterbirds
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The "Bird Nest Protection Project" encourages local people in the Northern Plains landscape to locate, report and monitor nest sites, and therefore reduces the exploitation of eggs and chicks by these communities.
Posted on: Ibis & Other Waterbirds
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A key proposal in the effort to protect Tigers in the Seima Protection Forest is the creation of 'strict protection zones'.
Posted on: Tigers
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Remote cameras are being used to try and confirm the location of Tigers within the Seima Protection Forest (SPF).
Posted on: Tigers
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Grassland habitats in the Tonle Sap floodplain remain very highly threatened, both inside and outside the Integrated Farming & Biodiversity Areas (BFCAs).
Posted on: Bengal Florican
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WCS-Cambodia has provided technical advice to law enforcement monitoring staff in the Tonle Sap Biosphere Reserve (TSBR) to facilitate the introduction of MIST (Management Information SysTem) software.
Posted on: Tonle Sap Lake & Floodplain
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Despite the success of conservation efforts in the Tonle Sap Lake and floodplain, a recent threats assessment indicates that there are still a number of illegal activities that threaten biodiversity in the area.
Posted on: Tonle Sap Lake & Floodplain
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The Tonle Sap Conservation Project (TSCP) is a seven year (2004-2011) GEF project aimed at developing the management capacity for biodiversity conservation in the Tonle Sap Biosphere Reserve (TSBR)
Posted on: Tonle Sap Lake & Floodplain
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In December 2001, the Tonle Sap Biosphere Reserve (TSBR) was established by Royal Decree with three complementary functions
Posted on: Tonle Sap Lake & Floodplain
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Very little information is known about seasonal habitat use and movements of Bengal Floricans, making it difficult to target conservation efforts effectively across their range.
Posted on: Bengal Florican
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Efforts to protect and monitor elephant populations in the Seima Protection Forest (SPF), as in many parts of their range
Posted on: Elephants
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A study is currently being undertaken in the Northern Plains to collect DNA from the elephants to enable an estimation of the size of the elephant population in the landscape.
Posted on: Elephants
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Although for much of the period the Angkorian empire was ruled from Angkor, important secondary centres existed elsewhere.
Posted on: Northern Plains
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There are many threatened bird species that can be seen in the Northern Plains landscape.
Posted on: Northern Plains
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Diclofenac is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) that has been identified as the cause of the catastrophic decline of vulture populations in the Indian subcontinent
Posted on: Vultures