WWF has been active in Cambodia since 1997, working on a range of conservation programs around many parts of country. The WWF Living Mekong Program has been working throughout the region for four years on conservation along the Mekong River, and includes the Mekong Irrawaddy dolphin as a flagship species for conservation. Since January 2005, WWF Cambodia has assumed management of the Cambodian Mekong Dolphin Conservation Project (formerly
MDCP) with which CRDT has had a long-standing relationship. CRDT and WWF Cambodia are currently in the process of developing a Cooperation Agreement in order to better coordinate activities related to dolphin and ecosystem conservation along the Mekong River.
MDCP) with which CRDT has had a long-standing relationship. CRDT and WWF Cambodia are currently in the process of developing a Cooperation Agreement in order to better coordinate activities related to dolphin and ecosystem conservation along the Mekong River.