Adopt an Irrawaddy Dolphin

Adopt an Irrawaddy Dolphin

Make a symbolic Irrawaddy Dolphin adoption to help save some of the world's most endangered animals from extinction and support WWF's conservation efforts. Adopt Now!

Conservation Firsthand

Conservation Firsthand

Join Shannon as she tracks tigers – the largest of all cats.
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Mekong

Publications

Mekong snapshot (PDF, 2MB)

World's Top 10 Rivers at Risk (PDF, 1.7MB): the Mekong is among the world's top ten rivers at risk, according to WWF report that names rivers facing widespread degradation while millions of people depend on them for survival.

Biodiversity Conservation Corridor Initiative fact sheet (PDF, 294KB): WWF is working with countries of the Greater Mekong Subregion to develop sustainably. 

Development and conservation initiatives in the Greater Annamites fact sheet (PDF, 683KB)

Tiger fact sheet (PDF, 740KB)

Asian rhino fact sheet (PDF, 785KB)

Douc langur fact sheet (PDF, 835KB)

Trees of the Annamites (PDF, 684KB)

 

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WWF Experts

Dekila Chungyalpa

Managing Director
Mekong

"For many indigenous communities in Asia, nature reminds us that we are part of something larger and more profound than our immediate daily lives. When I am surrounded by wilderness, I get a feeling of awe and renewal that I get nowhere else."

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Expedition Diary


Travel the Mekong River in Cambodia with Dekila Chungyalpa, WWF US leader for the Greater Mekong Program.

Travel to Mekong with WWF

Travel with WWF on a two-week journey through Thailand, Laos and Cambodia.

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