Thailand's Khao Sip Ha Chan National Park: Between Development Plans and Environmental Conservation
Thailand's Khao Sip Haチャン National Park, a vast forest area in the East, faces conservation challenges amidst dam construction plans, despite its importance as a water source and wildlife corridor. The 120 sq km region is being re-evaluated for its significant value.
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