Southeast Asian Studies: Cambodia

Volumes 1, 2, and 3 archived. New issues not available.

The Cambodian Journal of Natural History, Cambodia’s first peer-reviewed scientific journal, was launched in 2008 by Fauna & Flora International and the Royal University of Phnom Penh as part of the University Capacity Building Project. The journal publishes original work by Cambodian and foreign scientists on all aspects of Cambodian natural history, including species behavior, new species records, landscape ecology, management policies and the use of natural resources.

Contains at least 140 publications on Cambodia. In French.

KAS has been working in Cambodia since 1994, striving to support the Cambodian people in fostering dialogue, building networks and enhancing scientific projects. Thereby, the foundation works towards creating an environment conducive to economic and social development. All programs are conceived and implemented in close cooperation with the Cambodian partners on central and sub-national levels.