Mangrove saplings planted in Kampot
The ministry secretary of state said the conservation of mangroves has been identified as a natural adaptation strategy and important measure to mitigate the effects of climate…
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Green Songkran held to promote culture, environment
The event is being organised by Baitong Warriors, or Green Warriors, in the Boeung Lvea area – a potential ecotourism site, according to Ministry of Environment spokesman.
Apsara National Authority preserves Khmer architecture in Angkor park
Constructions and renovations of houses in the park will need to be approved by the authority, in order to protect the heritage of the area.
Cambodia’s largest copper statue erected in coastal Preah Sihanouk
The statue spans 99m in diameter and sits on a throne that is 6m high.
Wild orchid hunt in Siem Reap turns up abundance of species
The administration hopes to publish a book cataloguing the many orchid species that exist in Cambodia’s forested areas.
Cambodia looks toward carbon credits to fund forests
The search comes after the successful sale of carbon credits from 2016 to 2020, which netted the nation over $11 million.
Ancient traditions still alive in Cambodia’s Angkor
People gathered in front of Angkor Wat, Wat Athvear Temple or various ancestral places to ask for happiness and prosperity.
Cambodia PM gives nod to Japan memorial park
The president of the Japan-Cambodia Association had requested to build a memorial park in honour of the countries’ bonds of friendship.
Cambodia’s migrant workers return steadily from Thailand
In the first three weeks of this month, at least 3,160 workers returned from Thailand through Battambang province.