A Top Predator at Risk: Research for Conserving the Iconic…

After two years of research in the field and laboratory, FISHBIO scientists have completed their assessment of wolfbarb (Luciocyprinus Read More…

A Wolf in the Water: eDNA Survey Locates Endangered…

From tigers in the jungle to wolves on the tundra, the presence of top predators is generally a good sign that an ecosystem is healthy. When Read More…

Crocupied? Searching for Siamese Crocodiles with eDNA

Crocodiles are experts at remaining hidden, which makes monitoring their populations a difficult task. Biologists often have to rely on Read More…

How Do You Measure Success? Conservation Project Evaluation…

Every conservation project represents a valuable opportunity for learning. With each effort that implements on-the-ground actions to conserve Read More…

Matching Research Techniques with Knowledge Gaps for…

Migratory fishes in the Mekong River basin need a helping hand. These species are iconic and economically important, but are under serious Read More…

My Journey in Fisheries and Natural Resource Conservation

by Hor Samath My name is Hor Samath. I was born on April 7, 1959, in Prek Treng Village (next to the Bassac River), Sithbo Commune, Saang Read More…

My Experiences in Conservation Aquaculture

by Hoy Sreynov My name is Hoy Sreynov. I’m a government official for the Department of Aquaculture of Fisheries Administration, and I Read More…

Searching for Siamese Crocodiles with eDNA

Crocodiles are experts at remaining hidden, which makes monitoring their populations a difficult task. Biologists often have to rely on signs Read More…

Conservation Project Evaluation in Cambodia

Every conservation project represents a valuable opportunity for learning. With each effort that implements on-the-ground actions to Read More…

My Journey in Supporting Community-Based Conservation

by Luy Rasmey I am Mrs. Luy Rasmey, the executive director of the Culture and Environment Preservation Association (CEPA) in Cambodia. As Read More…