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25-05-09
-Release plan: May to December 2009
For months May and June 2009, a team will survey the forest to find a suitable area for the release, as well as move the selected family to the training cage.
For months June and August 2009, we will map the area, set up camp, set up the cage, etc.
The release should be around October 2009, however this depends on present circumstances and the number of people working at the project.
From October to December a follow up study after the release is very necessary.
Also aside from all this work, the daily running of the project is essential to the survival of the project. more
- Thailand's largest remaining tract of lowland evergreen rainforest, and a very important wildlife sanctuary . more
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Stories:May Ampika, and Kim Strokes
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WARF News
Fund formed to save sea turtles
June 29 2009 12:50:33
The Department of Marine and Costal Resources will dole out US$3,687 (about 130,000 baht) as part of its annual contribution to a fund set up with the objective to conserve and protect the habitat of sea turtles in the Indian Ocean and Southeast Asian region.
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Natural splendour in the East
May 25 2009 11:49:36
Thailand's largest remaining tract of lowland evergreen rainforest, and a very important wildlife sanctuary
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Thai Navy makes grisly tiger seizure
May 19 2009 04:28:06
Nongkhai/Bangkok, Thailand The Thai Navy has seized two Tiger carcasses and 45 pangolins, and arrested eight traffickers who had planned to smuggle the animals across the Mekong River into Lao PDF.
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Malaysia seizes smuggled animals
April 28 2009 06:53:38
KUALA LUMPUR -- Malaysian authorities seized 814 tortoises and 160 king cobras as they were being smuggled out of the country on its northern border, according to a report Sunday.
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