Conservation and environmental news: Greater Mekong
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Extraordinary new species discoveries in the Greater Mekong
Hanoi, Vietnam - A new bat named after its devilish appearance, a subterranean blind fish, a ...
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China needs innovative solutions to reduce footprint - 2012 China Ecological Footprint Report
Beijing, China - Increasing consumption associated with economic growth and urbanization are ...
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New agreement between South Africa and Vietnam - A turning point in tackling rhino poaching crisis, say WWF, TRAFFIC
Ha Noi, Vietnam, 10th December — A pivotal moment in efforts to tackle the current rhino poaching ...
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New agreement between South Africa and Viet Nam - A turning point in tackling rhino poaching crisis, say WWF, TRAFFIC
A pivotal moment in efforts to tackle the current rhino poaching crisis took place today as the ...
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In the Mekong, science – not guesswork – must prevail
The Xayaburi dam would be the first dam on the lower Mekong mainstream, and could well open the ...
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Poaching still biggest threat to recovery of world’s tiger populations
Serious gaps in protection are leaving tigers exposed to poachers, a new WWF study says, but this ...
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Pioneers for responsibly farmed pangasius recognized
Vietnam’s pangasius sector will achieve its target to certify ten per cent of the country’s ...
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In Vietnam, Helping Catfish Farming Become More Sustainable
From a net-lined hole in the floor of the cavernous wooden wellboat, the silvery catch originating ...
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Laos pushes ahead with Mekong dam and risks destroying the region’s lifeblood
The Lao government’s determination to plow ahead with construction of the controversial ...
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Support from Local Communities Needed to Protect Endangered Mekong Dolphins
Five Cambodia fishermen representing their communities will publicly express their support for a ...
