Lanta Animal Welfare is one of our main charity partner. This non-profit is based in Southern Thai island Koh Lanta and has been helping animals for the past decade. This non-profit was founded by Junie Kovacs in 2005. She… Continue Reading
In Chulalongkorn University, one of the very few animal hospital located in Bangkok, they see/treat damaged and harmed animals of all kind. Turtles specifically have been deemed to have it the worst. In the past year, more than… Continue Reading
As of exactly one year, Thai authorities and legislators collectively passed a law providing more power to the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC).These laws promote easier accessibility to launch investigations of suspected illegal activity, rather than waiting for third party… Continue Reading
For the past three years, the European Union and Thailand have been working together in fighting illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing. Through this cooperation, the European Union has shown real commitment in working with Thailand to tackle illegal fishing.… Continue Reading
Thailand is ensuring that fight against human trafficking will remain a national priority. The Thai prime minister Prayuth Chan-o-cha declared he wants to solve the problems of human trafficking by changing the current policy and preventing. Today, the government… Continue Reading
Songkran is the Thai New Year’s national holiday. Songkran is 13 April every year, but the holidays period extends from 14-15 April. This year, the Thai cabinet extended Songkran to five days, 12–16 April. Songkran holiday also gives an… Continue Reading
Because of deforestation, only 6,2 million square kilometres of forest, out the 16 million that were there originally, have survived in Thailand. Deforestation had an impact on the habitats of wild animals and plant species and also contributed to the… Continue Reading
Several capitals in the world see increasing pollution peaks. Thailand is not an exception. Previously, periods where the air became dangerous for human’s health were limited to rural area or to season of slash-and-burn fields. This year, in Bangkok,… Continue Reading
Just two centuries ago, Thailand, and in particular the north of the country, was covered of dense and thick forests inhabited by wildlife. Despite four thousand years of agricultural practices, humans had no impact on the habitats of wild… Continue Reading
Water represents 70,71% of the planet. In the last thirty years, world’s demand for fish products has doubled and is expected to increase of approximatively 1,5% every year. Since 1966, Thai waters are one of the most overexploited… Continue Reading