Stop the killings of African elephants
wildlife parts African elephants are the largest mama to walk the earth. Elephants are smart mammals but not smart enough not to get killed by poachers with AK-47 riffles. Each year some 25,000 African elephants are killed for their ivory. Join Wildlife Alliance to stop the killings of African elephants.
Wildlife Alliance Provides Medical Treatments Farming Families
Chhay Areng, Koh Kong: For years, Hor Gneth, 48, suffered from poor vision and she did not know why or know of any remedy. As a farmer, her blurry vision limits her agriculture activities on her farm land and prevents her from earning enough money to support her family. Click on the provided links to read the full story in Khmer Times [...]
Wildlife Alliance provides medical treatments farming families
Wildlife Alliance provides medical treatments farming families in Cambodia's most remote area --Chhay Areng. Mr. Tal Korng, 53, is one them. After his eye surgery four months ago he is able to see his Buffaloes from a distance --without losing them. These buffaloes are his only assets.
Give the Gift of Saving a Life this Holiday Season
Still looking for the perfect holiday gift for your family and friends? We have got the perfect present – sponsor a rescued animal on their behalf. The animals available to sponsor are all unable to be returned to the wild due to injuries suffered before their rescue or because there is not suitable habitat to release them into. By giving just [...]
Momentous Achievement for Education Program
The Kouprey Express Mobile Environmental Education Unit (KE) will now be able travel to every province in Cambodia, raising awareness about the value of preserving biodiversity and fostering sustainable behavioral changes. The Minister of Youth, Education and Sport in Cambodia recently approved KE’s Project Agreement to visit national schools in all 25 provinces. This milestone speaks volumes to the success and [...]
Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team seizes 17.50 Kg of monkey meat
After confiscating bush meat in Stung Treng City Market, the Wildlife Rapid Rescue Team (WRRT) drove to Stung Treng's Reacheanukol village to seize 17.50 kg of monkey meat (Black-shanked Douc Langur) from a shop owner, Mr. Sok An, 47. Mr. Sok received a fine of $400 usd from the Forestry official for possessing wild meat. Our WRRT officer warned Mr. Sok about [...]