108 wildlife species, 23 at risk, identified in Cambodia's Central Cardamom Mountains; conservation efforts needed due to ongoing threats.

A groundbreaking camera trap study in Cambodia's Central Cardamom Mountains has identified 108 wildlife and endangered species, including 23 listed as at risk by the IUCN. The area, one of Cambodia's least deforested regions, is essential for biodiversity, housing diverse flora and fauna. Despite its significance, threats like illegal logging and poaching persist. The findings underscore the urgent need for ongoing conservation efforts to protect this vital sanctuary.