
Cambodian Scientists Study Mangrove Conservation in China
Cambodian scientists visited a mangrove nature reserve in Hainan, China, participating in tree planting as part of an international workshop on conservation and restoration in the Lancang-Mekong region, highlighting cooperative environmental efforts.
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