Kingdom’s hoofed species need conservation: WWF

12 September 2013
The Phnom Penh Post
Environment and natural resources / Environmental and biodiversity protection / Ethnic minorities and indigenous people / Human rights / National parks and wildlife sanctuaries / Social development
Greater Mekong region / Southeast Asia / Thomas Gray / World Wildlife Fund

Diminishing populations of hoofed animals in Southeast Asia have hit Cambodia hard, with numbers of one of the Kingdom’s indigenous species dropping by 90 per cent. ...

The current banteng census shows an 80 per cent drop in the world’s banteng population and a 90 per cent reduction in Cambodia’s since the 1960s. ...

 Sean Teehan
http://www.phnompenhpost.com/national/kingdom%E2%80%99s-hoofed-species-need-conservation-wwf

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