AMBASSADOR STEVEN PANG VISITS PEAM KRASOP WILDLIFE SANCTUARY IN KOH KONG

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On 6 November 2026, Ambassador Steven Pang joined a field visit to the Peam Krasop Wildlife Sanctuary in Koh Kong Province. The visit was organised by Climate+, a…

On 6 November 2026, Ambassador Steven Pang joined a field visit to the Peam Krasop Wildlife Sanctuary in Koh Kong Province. The visit was organised by Climate+, a Singapore-headquartered company working on nature-based solutions and conservation financing in Peam Krasop. The Embassy was honoured to be joined by H.E. Ken Sereyrotha, Director-General of the General Department of Local Community at the Ministry of Environment and Chair of the Carbon Crediting and REDD+ Secretariat, during the visit.

During the visit, Ambassador Pang had the opportunity to learn about mangrove restoration and biodiversity conservation, and engaged local rangers on their forest protection efforts. He also spoke with community representatives about their livelihoods, local development priorities and the produce they showcased.

Participants also learnt about Climate+’s Krasop Blue Carbon project, which seeks to bring together conservation, community development and long-term conservation financing. They exchanged views on how sustainable climate financing and partnerships could support conservation efforts and local communities.

The Embassy welcomed this opportunity to engage Cambodian partners and other stakeholders, and to better understand local conservation efforts and community priorities. Such exchanges help deepen mutual understanding and strengthen the friendship between Singapore and Cambodia through closer connections with local communities and organisations.

Representatives from the Ministry of Environment, Asian Development Bank, United Nations Development Programme, World Bank, NatureLife Cambodia and World Wide Fund for Nature also participated in the field visit.

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