Mekong River Dolphin Conservation Hinges on Community Participation, WWF Urges
WWF Cambodia emphasizes the critical role of community participation in protecting the Mekong River dolphins. These dolphins are a valuable natural heritage, and their conservation contributes to ecosystem health and sustainable ecotourism. Combating illegal fishing and enhancing ecological education are urgent priorities.
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