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New bridge project across Songkhla Lake a threat to survival of endangered Irrawaddy dolphins?

November 03, 2022

A bridge construction project across Songkhla Lake in the South of Thailand has raised concerns over the impact on environmental resources, including the endangered Irrawaddy dolphins.

Huawei, IUCN join hands to preserve biodiversity in APAC with tech innovations

August 26, 2021

The Asia Pacific region is one of the most biodiverse regions in the world. It is home to the worlds largest mangrove forest, a global center of marine biodiversity, and has seventeen of the worlds 36 "biodiversity hotspots".

Most online trade involves endangered foreign animals, says conservation chief

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2018

Most of the endangered wild animals said to be increasingly sold on Facebook are foreign species, and not native species protected under the wildlife protection law, the National Parks, Wildlife, and Plant Conservation Department has said in response to a report that criticises Thailand’s protection of wildlife.

World mourns passing of leading wild cat expert and conservationist Alan Rabinowitz, age 64

TUESDAY, AUGUST 07, 2018

The world’s top wildlife conservation experts and organisations, as well as those in Thailand, have jointly mourned the loss of one of the world’s foremost experts on wild cats, Dr Alan Rabinowitz.

SPECIAL REPORT: Whale sharks threatened with extinction

SATURDAY, MAY 26, 2018

BY-CATCHING POSES CRITICAL THREAT TO THE SURVIVAL OF THE SPECIES

SPECIAL REPORT: Why sharks are a fast VANISHING BREED

SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 2018

WHILE PEOPLE THINK OF SHARKS AS DANGEROUS, THEIR RAPID DECLINE INDICATES THEY ARE IN A DEEPER DANGER

SPECIAL REPORT: Counting the cost to our ecology

SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 2018

THE CASE OF THE BLACK LEOPARD WILL BE A TEST OF THE WAY WE VALUE OUR NATURAL RESOURCES

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