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MoE: Critically Endangered Siamese Crocodiles Released Into Cambodia’s Srepok River
Cambodia’s Ministry of Environment and WWF-Cambodia have released ten critically endangered Siamese crocodiles into the Srepok River. This initiative aims to restore wild populations through science-based conservation and community-led protection efforts.
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