Angkor Center for Conservation of Biodiversity
Wildlife Conservation & Environmental Education
The ACCB is a not-for-profit wildlife rescue and nature conservation centre established in 2003. It is located at the historical site of Kbal Spean, 12km north of Banteay Srey. The ACCB also has a comprehensive beekeeping program.
Contact
Kbal Spean, Phnom Kulen National Park
Khun Ream Village, Banteay Srey District
Tel: +855 (99) 604 017
Email: info@accb-cambodia.org
Website: www.accb-cambodia.org
Osmose
Linking community-based conservation, ecotourism & environmental education
Osmose, a not-for-profit association, has implemented a pilot conservation and development project in 3 floating villages of the Prek Toal area, Tonle Sap Lake. The site is critical for the survival of several species of endangered waterbirds. The project aims to link preservation of waterbird colonies to the sustainable development of local communities. In addition to saving seven bird species from extinction, over 130 families benefit from our project.
In essence, our program is an environmental awareness endeavour combining short-term priorities (saving the bird colonies from extinction), long-term ownership building (environmental education) and economic incentives (direct and indirect benefits to target groups).
A special 1 day tour program with negotiated price have been developed for MTF participants please click here to see the detailed tour.
Sam Veasna Center for Wildlife Conservation
Organising responsible tours to remote habitats – benefiting rural communities and promoting wildlife conservation
Sam Veasna Center for Wildlife Conservation (SVC) was founded in 2003 to serve as a focal point for conservation initiatives in Northwestern Cambodia. Our work is conducted in collaboration with local villages, the Government of Cambodia and the Wildlife Conservation Society.
Mr. Sam Veasna (1966-1999) was a pioneering Cambodian conservationist who served as the provincial Wildlife Officer in Siem Reap. His work in the field led to the rediscovery and protection of several endangered bird species. The establishment of SVC fulfils one of his dreams – to create a hub for conservation activities in Siem Reap.
A special 1 day tour program with negotiated price have been developed for MTF participants please click here to see the detailed tour.
Contact
Street Address: #0552, Group 12, Wat Bo, Siem Reap
(100 meters past Angkor Village Hotel)
Tel: +855 (0)63 761 597; +855 (0)12 520 828
E-mail: bookings@samveasna.org
Web: www.samveasna.org