Money Fish That Grows On Trees

In Cambodia’s Tonle Sap Lake, daily life revolves around fish and water. During the monsoon season, the Tonle Sap River rises and floods Read More…

Final report on spillover from Fish Conservation Zones in…

Can protected areas for fish benefit both fish populations and fishing communities? This is a question the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) and Read More…

Threatening or threatened? Many sharks and rays risk…

When people think of sharks and their relatives, the threat of attack from a menacing White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias) is often first to Read More…

Home safe home

Wind and strong sunshine marked a recent day of fieldwork as we documented the boundaries of proposed fish safe havens on the Mekong River in Read More…

Focus on fish passage in floodplains

Scientific research can inform the best designs and strategies to help fish move past migration barriers, such as dams, weirs, and road Read More…

The Mekong at an environmental crossroads

The Mekong region is one of the world’s environmental wonders–but a recent report highlights that much of the area’s incredible natural Read More…

Life Afloat on the Tonle Sap Lake

Tonle Sap Lake has been called the heart of the Mekong. This dynamic Cambodian lake is the largest freshwater body in Southeast Asia, and it Read More…

Tributaries as priorities

Conserving the wildlife of big rivers can be a challenging -- and expensive -- undertaking. Roughly $400 million is spent each year trying to Read More…

The most detailed map of Mekong dams

Visualizing the scope of development on the Mekong River just got much easier. The Challenge Program on Water and Food (CPWF)-Mekong has Read More…

Living treasure: Jullien’s Golden Carp

The Mekong River is home to many imperiled living treasures: unique fish species of great cultural, economic, and conservation value that are Read More…