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The Gumprechts Green Pitviper is but one of 1068 new species discovered in the Greater Mekong in the last decade (1997-2007)

15 Dec 2008
Greater Mekong a biological treasure trove: more than 1000 new species discovered in a decade
Over a thousand new species have been discovered in the Greater Mekong Region of Southeast Asia in just the last decade, according to a new report launched by WWF.
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Left to right: GFTN General Director Richard McLellan, Lao PDR Department of Forestry General Director Dr Silavanh Sawathvong, Lao National Chamber of Commerce and Industry Vice President Dr Sananh Chunlamany, WWF A Switch to Sustainable Rattan Harvest and Production Project Advisor Thibault Ledecq.

19 Sep 2008
Global Forest and Trade Network Workshop
The first Global Forest and Trade Network-Laos (GFTN-Laos) workshop was held in Vientiane on September 16th by the Lao National Chamber of Commerce and Industry and WWF.
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Teachers and students in Phathoumphone District, Champassak Province, plant trees together in celebration of World Environment Day.

08 Jun 2008
World environment day - better early than wet
This year, World Environment Day is scheduled on 5 June but teachers and students from WWF’s pilot Green Club Project came together in, Champassak Province, Lao PDR for an early celebration before the end of school term. » Read more



 
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