© FA / WWF-Cambodia
The critically endangered giant ibis inhabits Cambodia's Eastern Plains Landscape, here together with Eld's deer, lesser adjutants, as well as black- and woolly-necked storks.
© Hugh Wright
White-shouldered ibis is another critically endangered species that is home to Cambodia's Eastern Plains Landscape
© David Lawson / WWF-UK
Greater adjutant have so far not been reliably recorded in Cambodia's Eastern Plains Landscape, but globally significant population exist around Cambodia's Tonle Sap lake and in northern Cambodia.
© FA / WWF-Cambodia
The globally threatened lesser adjutant is regularly observed at waterholes throughout Cambodia's Eastern Plains Landscape.
© FA / WWF-Cambodia
Sarus crane, the tallest flying bird in the world, is suspected to breed in Mondulkiri Protected Forest within Cambodia's Eastern Plains Landscape.
© GDANCP / WWF-Cambodia
The endangered and very secretive white-winged duck has so far only been camera-trapped once in Phnom Prich Wildlife Sanctuary within Cambodia's Eastern Plains Landscape.
© WWF-Cambodia / Martin von Kaschke
Just one photographed record exists of the endangered and very secretive masked finfoot in Cambodia's Eastern Plains Landscape.
© GDANCP / WWF-Cambodia
Cambodia's Eastern Plains Landscape is one of the few remaining global strongholds of the endangered green peafowl
© JP Delpal
Three critically endangered vulture species are home to Cambodia's Eastern Plains Landscape