Cambodian Authorities Begin Dismantling Over 100 Illegal Structures in Cardamom National Park to Enhance Conservation Efforts
A working group from Cambodia's Koh Kong Provincial Department of Environment began dismantling over 100 illegal structures in Cardamom National Park on May 1. The authorities proceeded with the demolition after multiple warnings and consultations, aiming to prevent natural resource crimes and encroachment within the national park.
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