Enhancing Sustainable Fishery Management on the Mekong, Stung Treng, Cambodia
Culture and Environment Preservation Association
Sign on fish conservation within Stung Treng Ramsar Site. © CEPA / Photo by Pheng Ratha
Spectacled langurs (Trachypithecus obscurus), Thailand.
© O. Langrand
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Spectacled langurs (Trachypithecus obscurus), Thailand.
© O. Langrand
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Sign on fish conservation within Stung Treng Ramsar Site.
Womens group mapping fisheries resources in Samkhuoy village.
Community setting up fish conservation zone
A volunteer educating children about plants
Discussions with local community members during freshwater fish surveys in Thailand
Conducting surveys for Sompongs's Rasbora in floodplain
Head of patrol team leads a tour of the fish conservation zone
Consultation with CFi members identifying deep pools
Catlocarpio siamensis tagged and released to Tonle Sap River
Derna, Libya.
Joint Patrolling with community and river guards in Stung Treng
Joint patrol between Community Fisheries management committee members and its partners
Women and Youth Leadership in Fishery Resource Conservation in Cambodia
My Village Organization
Womens group mapping fisheries resources in Samkhuoy village. © My Village
Supporting Community Engagement in Conservation in Thailand
Northeast Community Network in 7 Provinces of MeKhong River Basin (ComNetMekhong)
Community setting up fish conservation zone.
© ComNetMekhong
Establishing a volunteer mechanism to support biodiversity conservation in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area , China
Guangzhou Green City Environmental and Cultural Development Center
A volunteer educating children about plants.
© Wenshu Wen
Engaging Communities to Safeguard the Simple Mouth Brooder in Krabi, Thailand
Bird Conservation Society of Thailand
Discussions with local community members during freshwater fish surveys in Thailand.
© BCST
Conservation of Somphongs’s Rasbora in the Floodplains of Bang Pakong Basin, Thailand
Seub Nakhasatien Foundation
Conducting surveys for Sompongs's Rasbora in floodplain.
© Chavalit Vidthayanon / SNF
Conserving Iconic Endangered Species of Stingray in Laos
World Wide Fund for Nature
Head of patrol team leads a tour of the fish conservation zone.
© IUCN Asia
Strengthening Community-led Efforts to Safeguard Giant Freshwater Stingray in Cambodia
Wildlife Conservation Society
Consultation with CFi members identifying deep pools.
© Bran Sina / WCS Cambodia
Supporting Conservation Action for Threatened Fish Species, Cambodia
Royal University of Agriculture
Catlocarpio siamensis tagged and released to Tonle Sap River.
© Chhut Chheana / Wonders of the Mekong
Strengthening of Wadi Naqa Reserve through Involving Local Community, Libya
Alhayat Organization for Protection of Wildlife and Organisms
Derna, Libya.
© Awatef Abiadh
Strengthening Community Engagement in Sustainable Fisheries Management, Stung Treng, Cambodia
Culture and Environment Preservation Association
Joint patrolling with community and river guards in Stung Treng.
© Sar Than
Strengthening Capacity of Fishing Communities for Sustainable Fishery Management in the Tonle Sap, Cambodia
STAR Kampuchea
Joint patrol between community fisheries management committee members and its partners.
© Ek Vichheka
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