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Scurrying throughout the trees and forest floor, rodents are extremely smart and determined creatures. The name “rodent” is Latin for “to gnaw”, and their front incisors and lower teeth are designed for constant chewing. Oftentimes, rodents fall victim to poachers’ trap in the rainforest. Working alongside the Wildlife Alliance Rangers, we keep the forest safe […]

Wild Rodents in Cambodia’s Wilderness | Cardamom Tented Camp

April 8, 2020 Read more

Camera traps serve a myriad of functions that help wildlife conservationists. They have come a long way from using tripwires and hand-operated remotes. Much of the technological development ironically stems from recreational hunters in the northern hemisphere, the cameras are now widely used to study endangered mammals and birds. Most units are automated, taking auto-focused […]

Our Wildlife Camera Trap Initiative | Cardamom Tented Camp

April 8, 2020 Read more

When people think about traveling to Cambodia, they start looking at their embassy’s website, the State Department if they are American, and maybe a few travel websites: all these sources present Cambodia in a not so flattering light. The dangers are a bit overexaggerated; that serves the purpose of reminding travelers to be aware and […]

How Safe is Cambodia? | Cardamom Tented Camp

February 17, 2020 Read more

Botum Sakor National Park, situated below the Cardamom Mountains in Koh Kong Province, is one of the last untouched wildlife corridors in Southeast Asia. Passing through evergreen forests and grasslands, you'll hear a steady stream of bird songs and calls before seeing any birds. Join Cardamom Tented Camp for some exciting birdwatching in Cambodia. Together, [...]