What makes Anlung Pring, a wetland in Cambodia’s southern border, one of the most vital refuges for the world’s tallest flying bird — the Sarus Crane?
Can rice farming remain profitable while protecting the Sarus Cranes, whose numbers have plummeted 80% in just ten years?
How can conservation become a shared practice between an NGO, villagers and the local government, shaping wetland management and stewardship?
Walk alongside NSS and NatureLife Cambodia (NLC) on this Eco Journey to explore questions, not just answers. Discover how endangered cranes, sustainable farming, and community stewardship converge in a Ramsar listed landscape where resilience and collaboration define the future of Cambodia’s wetlands.
Read more about NLC and their work with Crane Rice in this Straits Times article.
Walk through community rice fields where protecting the cranes sustains farmers directly. Discover how “Crane Rice” turns conservation into an eco‑business, supporting both biodiversity and livelihoods.
Visit Boeng Prak Lpov to understand how water control, invasive species management, and habitat restoration shape conservation outcomes, and be part of the conservation efforts through inundated tree‑planting.
Take a boat ride into core conservation areas (not open to public) to observe the world’s tallest flying bird in its Ramsar‑listed refuge, and learn why conservation at Anlung Pring is vital for the cranes’ survival.
Meet farmer committees to see how collective action and local networks safeguard wetlands for the cranes while supporting families.
Mark your calendars!
Upcoming Public Trip:
19 – 24 Jan 2027
(Tue – Sun)
Mark your calendars!
Upcoming Professional Development Trip:
22 – 27 Feb 2027 (Mon – Sat)
We understand that a comfortable stay is a key part of a conducive learning experience. We have tested and handpicked these accommodations – a mixture of city hotels and guesthouses. Please refer to the detailed itinerary for the days when you will be staying at the accommodation listed below.
District Town Guest House
Kampot Province (Near Anlung Pring)
Province Guesthouse
Takeo Province (Near Boeng Prak Lpov)
Discover conservation beyond borders with Eco-Journeys.
