Chak Sokhavicheaboth
March 19, 2024
When Mr. Chak Sokhavicheaboth graduated in 1991 with a degree in Forestry Engineering, he had no notion that he would be spending the next three decades being in the frontlines
When Mr. Chak Sokhavicheaboth graduated in 1991 with a degree in Forestry Engineering, he had no notion that he would be spending the next three decades being in the frontlines
One of only two areas in Cambodia known to support Germain’s peacock pheasant, Virachey National Park harbors about 75 percent of Cambodia’s “humid medium elevation” habitats. Thestreams from the mountains
The Park is well-known for its refreshing climate, views,and waterfalls. It also has a catchment area for Touk Chhou, a major river flowing to Kampot. The Park is hilly in