Help Bring Wildlife Back to Angkor Forest
Organization information
Wildlife Alliance
Location: Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Summary
This pioneering project reintroduces Endangered pileated gibbons and other species decimated by over-hunting in the last century to the ancient forests of Cambodia's Angkor Temple Complex. Now a UNESCO World Heritage site, it is well-protected and safe for wildlife. Our goal is to establish a genetically diverse population by releasing a cross-selection of small carnivores, primates and ungulates. Released gibbons, muntjac and otters now raise wild-born offspring, helping to re-wild Angkor!
Project locations
Cambodia