NatureLife Cambodia has been actively implementing a Socio-Economic Survey (SES) with local communities and stakeholders around Lomphat Wildlife Sanctuary. What is the main purpose of this survey? This study is an important part of the…continue reading 
Since the launch of the Crane Rice Community in 2021, membership has grown from 41 households (35 hectares) to 141 households (185 hectares) by 2025. Participating farmers have voluntarily adopted sustainable agricultural practices, expanding crane-friendly…continue reading 
By Vorn Kongkear Located deep within the forest of Lomphat Wildlife Sanctuary, Mondulkiri Province, crossing Roveak Stream has long been a major challenge for rangers and local communities—especially during the rainy season when water levels…continue reading 
By: Him Khunny This trapaeng will serve as a vital resource for conservation initiatives, providing a reliable water supply and habitat for wildlife especially Sarus Crane and Giant Ibis during the dry season, the most…continue reading 
By: Roeun Vanthet By the end of February 2026, with financial support from Lomphat Wildlife Sanctuary REDD+ project, NatureLife Cambodia collaborated with the Mondulkiri Provincial Department of Environment completely installed 50 boundary poles of conservation…continue reading 
During the 2025 breeding season, NatureLife Cambodia’s biodiversity monitoring team recorded six Sarus Crane nests in Lomphat Wildlife Sanctuary. Five nests successfully hatched, resulting in six chicks—a positive sign that the crane population remains stable…continue reading 
19 December 2025 Cambodia is home to the largest remaining population of the Critically Endangered White-shouldered Ibis, with fewer than 1,000 mature individuals left globally. Protecting this iconic species is urgent. On 19 December 2025,…continue reading 
On 2 December 2025, the Ministry of Environment and the Cambodia Sarus Crane Working Group co-organized the Technical Workshop on Sarus Crane Conservation in the Mekong Sub-region. The event was chaired by H.E. Dr. Srey…continue reading 
The Giant Ibis, Cambodia’s national bird and a critically endangered species, continues to thrive in significant numbers within Lomphat Wildlife Sanctuary—one of the most unique and biodiversity-rich landscapes, and the site of our Lomphat REDD+…continue reading 
The return of Sarus Cranes to the Anlung Pring Protected Landscape (APPL) during their non-breeding season brings renewed hope and strengthened momentum for biodiversity conservation efforts in the area. Their arrival also reflects the continued…continue reading