Today, WCS and Department of Fisheries Conservation, in collaboration with Wildlife Reserves Singapore and the European Union Partners Against Wildlife Crime Project, released 10 Critically Endangered Royal Turtles (Batagur affinis) into the wild. bit.ly/3rbVCz9

This Sambar deer was trapped for days in an illegal snare in Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary (KSWS) of Mondulkiri province. It was lucky to be found by the KSWS team and is now free.

On 9th February 2021, Cambodia’s Ministry of Justice in collaboration with WCS organized a 2-day workshop on “Sharing the Experiences of Elephant Ivory and Rhino Horn Trafficking Court Cases with Judges and Prosecutors”.

In January WCS began a new and exciting project supported by the EU Commission entitled 'Our Tonle Sap'. We recently held an internal kick off meeting with all Co-applicant partners to discussion implementation and develop the inception period work plan.

Five head-started Royal Turtles laid 71 eggs for the first time on an artificial sand bank at Koh Kong Reptile Conservation Center in Cambodia early last week. #royalturtle #bataguraffinis #sreambel bit.ly/3uNiFTd

Joint Statement: Two Giant Ibis and a Banteng found dead in Preah Vihear Province’s Wildlife Sanctuaries bit.ly/3lwPL5E

Celebrating Earth Day! April 22, 2021. "Protect Forest, Protect Our Earth"

Cantor's giant softshell turtles are Critically Endangered. WCS Cambodia and partners have been working to conserve the species since 2017. To improve survivorship, the team protects the turtles during their most vulnerable days. Recently, 148 were released into the Mekong River.

Last week, WCS Wildlife Monitoring Team spotted a new nest of giant ibis while they were on their way to install camera traps to monitor the presence of Eld’s deer in northern Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary. The nest is the first found during the nesting season of 2021.

The number of gaur in Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary in Cambodia’s Mondulkiri province has decreased from 498 individuals in 2010 to almost none in 2020. bit.ly/2Tfv3O5

Grab Offers Innovative Carbon Offset Option to Support Cambodian Forest Protection Grab passengers are now offered the option to travel carbon neutral by purchasing carbon credits from the Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary REDD+ project in Mondulkiri Province. bit.ly/3Bxchmz

This video features the first giant ibis chick of the 2021 nesting season. The chick hatched just 2 weeks ago in northern Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary of Mondulkiri province after its nest had been protected by the community nest protector. @UsaidCambodia

New scientific article from WCS Cambodia provides robust population and distribution estimates for 11 species, including the first robust population estimates for four threatened species from anywhere in their range. conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

Celebrating World Wildlife Day with WCS's conservation incentives partner IBIS rice See this Instagram post by ibisriceuk instagram.com/p/CaoexkyrLG2/…

A graduate student from our Cambodian project on increasing sustainability is helping build a nutritional database for fish to fill knowledge gaps in fishery communities. Read the latest success story from the team led by MSU Forest Resources, MSU CALS/MAFES, and WCS 👇 fishinnovationlab.msstate.edu/sites/www.fish…

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WCS is working with Judges and Prosecutors to address wildlife crime in Cambodia. facebook.com/wcscambodia.fb…

The Wild Animal Unique Personality Award' in memory of Audrey Mealia...is OPEN for voting. Click link below, or go to @world_animal_protection & vote by commenting on WAP's post with Pearl @evpcambodia Help us win $10,000 to support Pearl & her new baby instagram.com/p/CfTpzjvIgAE/…

Captive Critically endangered royal turtles have laid 54 eggs in four clutches at Koh Kong Reptile Conservation Center in Cambodia. More: shorturl.at/bdX34