(September 05, 2020) Phnom Penh –Today marks the International Vulture Awareness Day with the message that vultures need all our help if they are to survive in Cambodia. Vultures are masters of the air! Recent satellite tagging of vultures in Siem Pang Wildlife Sanctuary has revealed vultures fly at heights of 6 km, and by flying at up to 100 km/hour can commute between the vulture feeding stations in Chhep and Siem Pang Wildlife Sanctuaries with ease. However, there is more to the story. Vultures play an impo...

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(June 10, 2020) Preah Vihear – His Excellency Neth Pheaktra, Secretary of State and Spokesman of the Ministry of Environment (MoE) led an MoE delegation and a group of local journalists to visit Kulen Promtep and Chheb Wildlife Sanctuaries in Preah Vihear province and the Bengal Florican Conservation Area in Kampong Thom provinces Stoung district June 9 – 10, 2020. While in Preah Vihear the delegation met with local communities to learn about organic and wildlife-friendly rice production, community-...

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(September 04, 2017)   -   Cambodia’s vultures are facing a high risk of extinction and have seen a 50 percent decline in num...

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(September 03, 2010)   -   Latest census information has revealed that vulture population numbers are increasing in Cambodia.

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(March 24, 2010)   -   Two very lucky vultures went home to northern Cambodia on Tuesday.

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(February 23, 2010)   -   Vulture nests are currently being protected by the Cambodian Vulture Conservation Project.

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(February 18, 2010)   -   CEPF extended its support to the Cambodia Vulture Project in February 2010.

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(January 04, 2010)   -   The protection of Vulture nest sites continued successfully in 2009

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(January 04, 2010)   -   Vulture population numbers stable in Cambodia.

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