Cambodia Presents 'Crane Rice Initiative' at Global Flyway Summit
NatureLife Cambodia presented its 'Crane Rice Initiative' at the Global Flyway Summit in Kenya. This project aims to benefit both the endangered Sarus Crane and local communities in Cambodia, promoting coexistence and sustainable land management.
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