Conservation

Leading Wildlife Conservation in Cambodia: Our Commitment to Biodiversity

At Angkor Wildlife Park, our deep commitment extends far beyond our park’s boundaries. We are actively involved in crucial wildlife conservation in Cambodia, working tirelessly to protect and restore the nation’s irreplaceable biodiversity across various vital ecosystems. We firmly believe that safeguarding Cambodia’s unique natural heritage requires a holistic approach, encompassing diverse landscapes and collaborative efforts.

Therefore, our comprehensive strategies support initiatives in critical areas such as the Siem Pang Wildlife Sanctuary, the biodiverse regions around Tonle Sap Lake, and other essential habitats. Every action we undertake is driven by a profound respect for nature and a scientific understanding of the complex challenges facing endangered species in Cambodia. Our passionate team works diligently with local communities and conservation partners to ensure a sustainable future for all wildlife.

Key Initiatives for Wildlife Protection in Cambodia

Indeed, our dedication to broader wildlife protection in Cambodia is demonstrated through several key initiatives and partnerships. For instance, we provide critical care for rescued animals at our state-of-the-art facilities, offering them a second chance at life before potential reintroduction. Furthermore, our successful breeding programs focus on increasing populations of species at high risk of extinction, many of which are native to Cambodia’s diverse regions. We also actively engage in habitat preservation projects, working directly in areas like the Siem Pang Wildlife Sanctuary** to combat deforestation and protect vital corridors. Moreover, our research and monitoring programs provide invaluable insights into the health of ecosystems around locations like Tonle Sap Lake, guiding our efforts and contributing to global understanding. We continually strive to expand our impact, protecting vulnerable species through every carefully planned project.

Partnering for Effective Wildlife Conservation Across Cambodia

Consequently, achieving effective wildlife conservation across Cambodia demands strong collaboration and a shared vision. Angkor Wildlife Park is proud to partner with local communities, governmental bodies, and esteemed international organizations to amplify our reach and impact. We actively participate in educational outreach programs, raising awareness about the importance of biodiversity and inspiring the next generation of conservationists nationwide.

Ultimately, our holistic approach ensures that resources are utilized efficiently, addressing the complex challenges facing Cambodia’s wildlife, from the northern forests of Siem Pang to the wetlands surrounding Tonle Sap. By supporting Angkor Wildlife Park, you directly contribute to these vital conservation efforts, helping us continue our crucial work in animal welfare, research, and environmental stewardship throughout the Kingdom of Cambodia. Join us in making a tangible difference for Cambodia’s remarkable natural world.

Water snake babies at Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium.
In Cambodia's conservation center. Discover native reptile species.

Tonle Sap Water Snake Babies Born at AWA

Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium gladly welcomed a new generation of a unique Cambodian species: eight baby Tonle Sap Water Snakes (Enhydris longicauda) born in our care. This species, found only in Tonle Sap Lake, is an important component of Cambodia's freshwater biodiversity. Despite being quite numerous in the lake, the Tonle Sap Water Snake is…
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Golden Jackal Pups Rescued
Rescued golden jackal puppies at Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium conservation center.

Three Golden Jackal Pups Rescued and Now Thriving at Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium (AWA)

From Rescue to Release: AWA Steps In to Give Orphaned Jackals a Second Chance at Life
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Colorful Golden Tree Snake at Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium.
Close-up of juvenile Golden Tree Snakes at Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium. Family-friendly reptile exhibit showcasing local species.

GOLDEN TREE SNAKE HATCHED AND RELEASED

We hatched 5 juvenile Golden Tree Snakes which we then wished good luck and released into the wild!
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Wildlife conservation team with protected animal crate at Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium site.
Safe animal transport at Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium for conservation and education efforts.

DID YOU KNOW?

Working alongside the Forestry Administration in Siem Reap, we released both pythons into a protected area where they will live out their days.
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Tarantula breeding at Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium, Cambodia's exotic animal conservation center.
A close-up of a tarantula spider highlighting its detailed, hairy body and legs at Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium.

AWA TARANTULA BREEDING PROJECT.

The amazing tarantula breeding project at AWA has started.
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A Second Chance and a New Beginning – Meet Our Otter Family!

Every animal has a story at Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium, and our newest arrivals—two adorable otter pups—are no exception!
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Colorful Asian water monitor lizard (Varanus salvator) in the wild.
Discover the Asian water monitor lizard at Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium.

AWA Released Asian Water Monitor Lizards into Siem Pang Wildlife Sanctuary!

AWA is excited to announce the release of four baby Asian Water Monitor Lizards into the Siem Pang Wildlife Sanctuary. These releases mark important strides in our conservation efforts and the restoration of natural habitats.
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Vivid image of Indo-Chinese langur monkey at Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium, showcasing exotic rainforest wildlife.
Colorful Indo-Chinese langur monkey with gray fur and black face at Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium.

Indo-Chinese Langur Finds Safe Haven at AWA!

We recently received a call from someone concerned about a monkey living in a village nearby to AWA which had been captured by local people after it was stealing food from their homes. Unafraid of people, our Animal Department Staff quickly determined it was an abandoned or escaped pet.
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Crocodile release at Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium after conservation efforts.
Two workers release a crocodile into its natural habitat to promote wildlife preservation.

10 Siamese Crocodiles Released into the Siem Pang Wildlife Sanctuary on August 13th, 2024.

In a groundbreaking conservation effort, Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium and Rising Phoenix have successfully released 10 adult Siamese crocodiles into the Western Siem Pang Wildlife Sanctuary. This significant achievement enhances local populations and underscores our commitment to saving this nearly extinct species.
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Spectacular Siamese crocodile at Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium in Cambodia.
Close-up of a Siamese crocodile showcasing its textured skin and powerful jaw.

Endangered Siamese Baby Crocodiles at AWA.

Get the latest on our adorable Siamese Crocodile babies at Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium! Follow their journey from wiggly beginnings to remarkable growth. Join us in conservation efforts and witness nature's wonders firsthand. Stay updated – dive in today!
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Free Bus Service

Free Bus Schedule Service to Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium
Free Bus Schedule Service to Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium

Exciting News!

Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium is delighted to inform you that you can enjoy our free shuttle from February 08th, 2024.

  • Two Rounds a day
  • Everyday

Here below are the schedules:

– Morning Departure from:

  • Ibis Styles Siem Reap at 08:15 AM
  • The Heritage Walk at 08:25 AM
  • Angkor Enterprise at 08:40 AM

– Afternoon Departure from:

  • Ibis Styles Siem Reap at 12:35 PM
  • The Heritage Walk at 12:45 PM
  • Angkor Enterprise at 13:00 PM

Note: Advance booking is required

Explore the wonders of nature and wildlife at Angkor Wildlife & Aquarium.

Conservation