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The 10-year Phnom Samkus Wildlife Sanctuary (PSWS) Management Plan (2022-2031) is therefore important to inform more effective leadership, management, and actions; promote value...

Tatai Wildlife Sanctuary was designated as a Protected Area by Sub-Decree No. 80 dated 9 June 2016. Its size was later amended from 144,247 hectares to 144,539 hectares by Sub-D...

The 10-Year Management Plan (2022–2031) serves as a roadmap for the management of Phnom Aural Wildlife Sanctuary (PAWS)​ based on management programs and expected outputs over f...

This report provides detailed information and data on the Phnom Samkus Wildlife Sanctuary, covering its geographic areas, population, socio-economic conditions, land use, natura...

This report provides detailed information and data on the Tatai Wildlife Sanctuary, including its geographic areas, population, socio-economic conditions, land use, natural reso...

This report provides detailed information and data on the Phnom Aural Wildlife Sanctuary, covering its geographic areas, population, socio-economic conditions, land use, natural...

This zoning guideline on protected areas in Cambodia was established for all stakeholders to use as the basic references for zoning the natural protected areas of Cambodia which...

This case study presents the lessons from three experiences of customary tenure documentation in protected areas in the Cambodian provinces of Preah Vihear, Mondul Kiri, and Rat...

With its great importance and potential in history, archaeology, biodiversity, and natural resources, Kulen mountain was recognized as Jayavarman-Norodom National Park and put u...

Koh Kapik and Associated Islets are named as Ramsar site, no.998. Recognized in 1999, the protected site extends over area of 12,000 hectares located in Koh Kong province, Camb...

Boeng Chhmar and associated river system and floodplain are named as Ramsar site, no.997. Recognized in 1999, this highly protected site covers areas of 28,000 hectares in Kampo...

Middle Stretches of Mekong River North of Stung Treng is named as Ramsar site, no.999. Recognized in 1999, the protected site extends over an area of 14,600 hectares located in ...

Cambodia's Stung Treng province plays very important roles for livelihoods and biodiversity conservation. People who live inside and around the area may get access to a range of...

90% percent of Cambodia’s 12.8 million people live and derive income from the floodplain lowland in the centre and South of Cambodia, which occupies less than 30% of the countr...

This book is written aims to provide the basic information and data on the status of wildlife presence, habitats, information related to natural resources, natural resource prot...

Preah Jayavarman-Norodom National Park Management Program "Phnom Kulen" for the next ten years (2018-2027) focuses on the protection of remaining forest resources, development o...

Congratulatory message from the leaders and members of the 174 community protected area networks and community committees to Samdech Akka Moha Sena Padei Techo Hun Sen, Prime Mi...

This working paper at hand describes the context of land use and human wellbeing in the village Hein Ze in Yebyu Township, Tanintharyi Region, told from the perspective of the v...

This article is about a Cambodia's biodiversity and protected areas profile made by Earth Trends in 2003. It shows number of existing flora and fauna species inside protected ar...

The Seima Protection Forest (SPF) covers 292,690 ha. It is located in eastern Cambodia, mainly in Mondulkiri Province with a small area extending into Kratie Province. The REDD ...