Cambodia has finally launched it’s very first large-scale marine protection project – Several areas (totalling about 405km²) around Koh Rong and Koh Rong Samloem are now ‘Marine Fisheries Management Areas’.
Fauna and Flora International coastal and marine conservation project manager Kate West said:
“It’s a huge step for Cambodia, because there was no formal protection for these coral reef habitats before… you risked overexploiting species. The marine ecosystem is a delicate balance.”
Koh Rong Island is home to some fantastic wildlife, including several native species. Below are a few of the best photos of wildlife on the beautiful island.
Deputy Navy Commander Tea Sokha and local dive businesses have attempted to start an artificial coral reef just off the coast off Koh Rong Samloem - They submerged two large shipping containers to serves as…
Koh Rong Island is home to some fantastic wildlife, including several native species. Below are a few of the best photos of wildlife on the beautiful island.
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