Conservation and Park Management
Law Enforcement and Protection
MJP, with the support of the Ministry of Environment (MoE), has developed a conservation plan that includes recruiting, training and supporting a Conservation-Wildlife Enforcement Team (C-WET). The C-WET is a team made up of 30 Cambodian rangers that operate inside the park to help stop the illegal timber trade, land encroachment and wildlife poaching.
Learn more:
- Enforcement Activities 2006
- Enforcement Activities 2007
- Enforcement Activities 2008
- Enforcement Activities 2009
Wildlife Monitoring
MJP rangers collect wildlife data in two ways; field surveys and camera-trapping. At each observation or confiscation site (e.g if the wildlife data is related to a poaching incident), rangers mark the geographic location using a GPS unit and record the date, time, and type of sighting (i.e. visual, audio, footprint). Rangers also photo document the wildlife or wildlife ‘’sign’’ using digital cameras.
Learn more:
- Wildlife Report 2006
- Wildlife Report 2007
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