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Wildlife successfully reintroduced to Angkor Archeological Park

Wildlife successfully reintroduced to Angkor Archeological Park
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Siem reapApsara sangva pichChou radinaNeth pheaktraNick marxApsara national authorityDepartment of forestry managementMinistry of environmentWorld wide fund for natureCampaign phaseCommunity forestsForestry administrationCommunity protected areasWildlife allianceAngkor archeological parkForestry management

Ekiti to Increase Investment in Cultural Tourism, Forestry, Wildlife – THISDAYLIVE

Ekiti to Increase Investment in Cultural Tourism, Forestry, Wildlife – THISDAYLIVE
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Ado ekitiEkiti stateVictor ogunjeKayode fayemiMathew famuagunKayode olaosebikanAkinyemi akinyughaBabajide agboolaEkiti state forestry commissionForestry commissionCommunity protected areasEkiti state forestryOgun onire grooveEsa caveProtected areasState forest

Ministry, partners complete M Kiri forest project

Over 16,000 community members living in the natural protected areas of Mondulkiri province have completely shifted away from logging trees in the forests or hunting wildlife to growing crops and raising domesticated animals through the Poverty Alleviation Project set up by state institutions and other stakeholders.

Cambodia generalKhet mondul kiriPhnom prichRath virakChristian bergerSok sanKoh nhekMinistry of environmentParticipatory management of community protected areasWorld wide fund for nature cambodia wwfPoverty alleviation projectPoverty alleviationAgro ecological diversificationParticipatory managementCommunity protected areasWorld wide fund

Druckversion - CAMBODIA: NGO partner promotes best practices for rubber farms

CAMBODIA: NGO partner promotes best practices for rubber farms General Directorate of Rubber under the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries and World Wide Fund for Nature-Cambodia (WWF-Cambodia) have announced their cooperation to build a multilateral partnership for transparent and sustainable natural rubber supply chains in the Kingdom. WWF-Cambodia country director Seng Teak and rubber directorate director-general Pol Sopha signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on 12 January 2021. A press release from WWF-Cambodia noted that the MoU established a framework where all parties share knowledge and information on sustainable rubber production and contribute to policies pertaining to natural rubber supply chains. The MoU also aims to provide opportunities for capacity building in sustainable practices and fostering participation from small businesses in protecting the community’s natural resources, it said. Funded by the German government’s

Cambodia generalPhnom penhKhet mondul kiriVeng sakhonPol sophaSyed rashid aliMinistry of economic cooperationCambodian rubber research instituteCommunity protected areasMinistry of agricultureWorld wide fund for natureGeneral directorateWorld wide fundSeng teakFederal ministryEconomic cooperation

CAMBODIA: NGO partner promotes best practices for rubber farms

The General Directorate of Rubber under the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries and World Wide Fund for Nature-Cambodia (WWF-Cambodia) have announced their cooperation to build a multilateral partnership for transparent and sustainable natural rubber supply chains in the Kingdom. WWF-Cambodia country director Seng Teak and rubber directorate director-general Pol Sopha signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on 12 January 2021. A press release from WWF-Cambodia noted that the MoU established a framework where all parties share knowledge and information on sustainable rubber production and contribute to policies pertaining to natural rubber supply chains. The MoU also aims to provide opportunities for capacity building in sustainable practices and fostering participation from small businesses in protecting the community’s natural resources, it said. Funded by the German government’s

Cambodia generalPhnom penhKhet mondul kiriVeng sakhonPol sophaMinistry of economic cooperationCambodian rubber research instituteCommunity protected areasMinistry of agricultureWorld wide fund for natureGeneral directorateWorld wide fundSeng teakFederal ministryEconomic cooperationSoutheast asian