Cambodia

Cambodia & Laos, 2024: Rob & Remy Jansen, 17 days in Cambodia & 13 species including Indochinese Ground Squirrel and Irrawaddy Dolphin.

Cambodia, 2023: Philllip1229, 1 week & 10 species including Southern Yellow-cheeked Gibbon and two Pygmy Lorises (at what may be a reliable site for them).

Cambodia, 2020: Naturetrek, 16 days & 17 species including Germain’s Langur, Black-shanked Douc and Pileated & Southern Yellow-cheeked Crested Gibbons.

Cambodia and Laos, 2019: Keith Millar, 19 days & 17 species including Yellow-cheeked Crested Gibbon, Indo-Chinese Silvered Langur, Black-shanked Douc and Irrawaddy Dolphins.

Cambodia, 2018: Cheryl Antonucci, 2 weeks & 10 species including Irrawaddy Dolphins and Northern Yellow-cheeked and Pileated Gibbons.

Vietnam & Cambodia, 2016: Royle Safaris, 16 days & almost 40 mammals including Pygmy Loris, Owston’s Civet and Spotted Linsang.

Thailand, Laos, Cambodia & Vietnam, 2016: Royle Safaris, 26 days & 50+ species including Large-toothed Ferret Badger, Northern and Southern Buff-cheeked Gibbons, Pygmy Loris, Fea’s Muntjak and Cat Ba Langur.

South East Asia, 2010: Matt and Maureen Steer, 8 weeks & 31 species including Hairy-nosed Otters, Gaur and Pangolin (Thailand), Short-clawed Otters (Malaysia) and Smooth-coated Otters (Singapore).

Thailand and Cambodia, 2010: Stefan Lithner, 3 weeks and 39 species including Eld’s Deer, Asiatic Black Bear and Irrawaddy Dolphin.

Cambodia, 2009: Uffe Gjøl Sørensen, 2 weeks & 8 species including Irrawaddy Dolphins and Phayre’s Flying Squirrel.

Otters in Cambodia, July 2024

Fishing Cats in Cambodia, August,2015

Virachey National Park’s biodiversity,June 2014

Unexpected Large Monkey Population Discovered In Cambodia (Black-shanked Douc Langurs & Yellow-cheeked Crested Gibbons). August 2008