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People and Forest Photo Exhibition Launches at Bangkok Art and Culture Center

People and Forest Photo Exhibition Launches at Bangkok Art and Culture Center
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Protecting Hornbills has Sweet Results for an Indigenous Community in Malaysia

The Orang Asli, an Indigenous community in Malaysia, have received a flavourful reward for protecting Helmeted Hornbills and their forest home…

Kuala lumpurKampung chuwehNature conservation associationOrang asliHornbill guardiansHelmeted hornbillHelmeted hornbillsBirdlife partnersKaren indigenousTanintharyi regionThiri de we aung

SFU joins Indigenous-led research initiative tackling biodiversity decline across the globe - SFU News

SFU joins Indigenous-led research initiative tackling biodiversity decline across the globe - SFU News
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John oneilBrenda parleeMaya gislasonMurray humphriesPrasert trakansuphakonSherry pictou dalhousie universityUniversity of albertaDanika billie littlechild carleton universityEnvironment at mcgill universityFrontiers research fund transformations programFaculty of health sciencesPgakenyaw association for sustainable developmentCentre for indigenous people nutritionSimon fraser universityFaulty of health sciencesUnited nations permanent forum on indigenous

For border-crossing Thai tigers, the forest on the other side isn t as green

For border-crossing Thai tigers, the forest on the other side isn’t as green by Carolyn Cowan on 3 February 2021 Straddling the Myanmar-Thai border, the Dawna Tenasserim Landscape (DTL) is the intersection of four different biogeographic zones and consequently supports rich species diversity. The ecosystem is particularly important for the survival of Southeast Asia’s big cats, including the Indochinese tiger. Large, wide-ranging species like tigers require connected networks of forests to move and disperse through; the species cannot thrive in isolated pockets of protected forest. Efforts to protect tigers in the DTL highlight the need for cross-border efforts to maintain ecosystem connectivity.

Huai kha khaengSamut songkhramPeace parkNew south walesRepublic ofVietnam generalKaeng krachanEvan greenspanKaren kayinDawna tenasserimRegan pairojmahakijTim redfordDepartment of national parksAction networkKaeng krachan national parkKaren wildlife conservation initiative