GCP News

May 3, 2012

• 12:19pm

  on Mongabay News

  Exploring Asia's lost world

  Abandoned by NGOs and the World Bank, carved out for rubber plantations and mining by the Cambodian government, spiraling into a chaos of poaching and illegal logging, and full of endangered species and never-explored places, Virachey National Park may be the world's greatest park that has been written off by the international community. But a new book by...

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