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Thap Lan: Thailand's unsung forest gemk under threat, but still abrim with life

3 February 2017
Mongabay
Environment and natural resources policy and administration / Environmental and biodiversity protection / Forest protection / Forests and forestry / National parks and wildlife sanctuaries / Protected areas / Protected forest
Department of National Parks / Dong Yai Wildlife Sanctuary / Khao Yai / Nakhon Ratchasima / Pang Sida / Siamese rosewood / Ta Phraya / Thailand / Thap Lan National Park

On the trail of a conservation group conducting a wildlife monitoring survey, we stop the 4×4 on the road and walk along the red earth to check on camera traps. Wildlife rangers from Thailand’s Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation and international conservationists ...

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