By Vorn Kongkear In 2025, the number of snares retrieved in Lomphat Wildlife Sanctuary increased significantly compared to 2024, especially in the conservation zone and core zone. The increase in the number of snares retrieved…continue reading 
On February 5th, 2026, NatureLife Cambodia, with financial support from UNDP GEF SGP, organized a training session on Tonle Fish principles and hygiene standards for 35 members (30 women) of Tonle Sap Conservation Community-based Enterprise…continue reading 
The reappearance of the Lesser Adjutant (Leptoptilos javanicus), listed as Near Threatened on the IUCN Red List, at Anlung Pring Protected Landscape, Kampot Province reflects the encouraging results of sustained habitat conservation and effective wetland…continue reading 
By Vorn Kongkear The construction of the bridge represents not only a physical road connection, but also a heartfelt link between conservation efforts and the local community. On February 12, 2026, community members and relevant…continue reading 
By Mourng Bunmart With coordination support from NatureLife Cambodia, in February 2026, THACO AGRI completed the construction of a wildlife observation tower within a 25-hectare area that has been officially set aside for the conservation…continue reading 
By Ly Samphors In January 2026, NatureLife Cambodia, in collaboration with rangers from both protected landscapes, conducted the Asian Waterbird and Black-faced Spoonbill Census at Boeng Prek Lpov Protected Landscape (BPL) and Anlung Pring Protected…continue reading 
By Moha Kompheak With financial support from the Lomphat REDD+ Project and Oxfam in Cambodia, during the 2025 harvest season, 134 out of 367 target farmers from six villages within the Lomphat REDD+ project area…continue reading 
By Vorn Kongkear Implemented by NatureLife Cambodia, the Lomphat REDD+ project provided financial support to repair and renovate an old building at the Lomphat Wildlife Sanctuary headquarters in Ratanakiri Province, transforming it into a kitchen…continue reading 
Photo by Roeun Vanthet Congratulations to Mr. Bou Vorsak (CEO of NatureLife Cambodia) on being awarded the medal from Royal Government of Cambodia in recognition of his and NatureLife Cambodia’s contributions to environmental conservation, biodiversity…continue reading 
By Him Khunny Lomphat Wildlife Sanctuary is a critically important landscape that supports several Critically Endangered species, including the Red-headed Vulture. Through strong collaboration between NatureLife Cambodia and the Ministry of Environment, we are working…continue reading