WCS Cambodia

Celebrating Socheata Chea's innovative contributions to environmental conservation and her role in empowering women in science for International Women's Day 2024.

Explore Khorn Phalla's journey from traditional farming to sustainable chicken raising in Cambodia, a story of empowerment and environmental stewardship for International Women's Day 2024.

Initiated in 2010, the Keo Seima REDD+ project covers 166,983 hectares and plays a dual role: it serves as a biodiversity sanctuary and as a tool for community development in the project area. Around 20,000 community members from 20 villages benefit in multiple ways—stronger l...

Keo Seima REDD+ offers a transformative and sustainable means of directly generating finance to fund one of the most pressing challenges of our time: protecting threatened forest ecosystems.

Deep in Cambodia's Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary, a family of nine is a testament to the power of grassroots conservation. Phai Nai, an Indigenous Bunong woman, is spiritually and culturally connected to her environment.Her life took a significant turn when she spotted a critic...

Biodiversity is not just the variety of life on Earth; it’s the lifeblood that reinforces ecosystems, ensuring sustainability and well-being for both humans and wildlife. Furthermore, it's woven into the fabric of Indigenous beliefs and identities.Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary ...

Cambodia, a developing nation in Southeast Asia, boasts a young population of 50% under the age of twenty-two, based on projections from the United Nations for early 2023. With such a youthful demographic, education plays a pivotal role in shaping their futures, especially for...