Community ravaged by drought steps up to save monkeys

10 May 2016
Khmer Times
Animals / Biodiversity / Environment and natural resources / Environment and natural resources policy and administration
Prek Luong commune / Veal Don Om forest

Touch Tren used to fish the Tonle Sap Lake’s flooded Ek Phnom district for a living, but after finding the bodies of 30 black monkeys, dead from thirst in the nearby Veal Don Om forest earlier this year, he had a change of heart and undertook an additional occupation. …

 May Titthara
http://www.khmertimeskh.com/news/24763/community-ravaged-by-drought-steps-up-to-save-monkeys/

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