A new camera trap study reveals Cambodia's Central Cardamom Mountains as a vital sanctuary for endangered wildlife. This biodiverse landscape holds over 95% of its forests intact, with 108 species documented in the study, several of which are currently endangered. The findings underscore the importance of protecting these ecosystems for global biodiversity and the balance of nature. Conservation International Cambodia Conservation International Asia Pacific | Conservation International

Cambodian Perspective on Studying in Taiwan PHNOM PENH--San Sel earned a post-graduate degree in Business Administration from National Taiwan University (NTU) and is now embarking on a career opportunity in Taiwan. In this discussion, Sel shares how his academic journey shaped his perspective and encourages other students interested in pursuing education abroad to consider Taiwan. He also explains why Taiwan is an outstanding study destination and highlights aspects of the country that many Camb