Prey Lang is the largest lowland dry evergreen forest remaining in both Cambodia and Indochinese Peninsula and it’s in jeopardy.

With at least 200,000 people relying on the forest for survival, logging and mining interests have the potential to destroy this critical, fragile and ancient forest habitat.

Healthy wildlife populations including endangered species such as elephants, gaur, banteng, tiger and Asiatic black bears are all at risk as well as the indigenous Kuy communities who protect and rely on the forest for their daily needs.