In Lao PDR, camera traps are revolutionizing wildlife monitoring, empowering local communities and boosting biodiversity conservation. These “eyes in the forest” offer vital data to protect endangered species and habitats.

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In Lao PDR, camera traps are revolutionizing wildlife monitoring, empowering local communities and boosting biodiversity conservation. These “eyes in the forest” offer vital data to protect endangered species and habitats.

The World Wildlife Fund has unveiled an innovative eDNA lab in Bhutan, revolutionizing biodiversity monitoring. This state-of-the-art facility will play a crucial role in tracking endangered species and driving impactful conservation efforts throughout the region

Environmental DNA (eDNA) analysis has confirmed the presence of elusive snow leopards in Bhutan’s mountain rivers, WWF reports. This breakthrough aids conservation efforts by tracking these endangered big cats non-invasively.