Cambodia: MCC Trains Citizen Scientists for Dolphin Monitoring in Fishing Communities
Marine Conservation Cambodia (MCC) conducted training on marine mammal monitoring in the Chroy Svay fishing community. Participants learned dolphin tracking techniques and rescue methods for stranded or entangled marine mammals, fostering local environmental engagement and scientific participation.
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