Cambodia's Mondulkiri Patrols Remove 533 Traps, Rescue 8 Wildlife Animals
In Cambodia's Mondulkiri province, rangers and community volunteers removed 533 snares and rescued 8 wild animals during patrols conducted from September 28 to October 1, 2026. Poaching remains a significant threat to the region's protected areas.
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