© Fernando Trujillo / WWF-Cambodia
The Mekong Irrawaddy dolphin is a flagship species of Mekong River conservation.
© WWF / Helmut Diller
Unfortunately, no confirmed sightings of kouprey have been made for decades, and Cambodia's national mammal may have disappeared from the country's forests for good.
© FA / WWF-Cambodia
Cambodia's Eastern Plains Landscape is a global stronghold for the endangered banteng.
© FA / WWF-Cambodia
Cambodian's Eastern Plains probably contain the largest herd of Asian Elephants in Cambodia
© FA / WWF-Cambodia
In Cambodia, wild water buffalos only remain in the Eastern Plains Landscape's Mondulkiri Protected Forest.
© FA / WWF-Cambodia
Eld's deer is an endangered character species of Cambodia's dry forests.
© WWF-GMP / DNCP / FA Cambodia
Hog deer were rediscovered in Cambodia's Kratie province only a few years ago.
© FA / WWF-Cambodia
A few Indochinese tiger may remain in Cambodia's Eastern Plains Landscape
© FA / WWF-Cambodia
Leopard numbers currently seem to be increasing in Cambodia's Eastern Plains Landscape
© Gerald S. Cubitt / WWF
The elusive fishing cat is so rarely observed in Cambodia that its population size is very difficult to estimate.
© GDANCP / WWF-Cambodia
Clouded leopards have been photographed in Phnom Prich Wildlife Sanctuary within Cambodia's Eastern Plains Landscape.
© WWF / Martin Harvey
Asiatic black bear most probably occur in Cambodia's forests but have yet to be photographed.
© FA / WWF-Cambodia
Sun bear are regularly photographed in the forests of Cambodia's Eastern Plains Landscape
© FA / WWF-Cambodia
Dhole, or Asiatic wild dog, are an endangered carnivore of Cambodia's Eastern Plains Landscape
© Matt Hunt / Free the Bears
Cambodia east of the Mekong River contains the majority of the world population of the endangered yellow-cheeked crested gibbon.
© Fletcher & Baylis / WWF-Cambodia
Black-shanked douc, one of the world's prettiest primates, are regularly encountered in Cambodia's Eastern Plains Landscape.
© Phan Channa / WWF-Cambodia
Germain's silver langur are globally endangered but still regularly observed in Cambodia's Eastern Plains Landscape
© Mikaail Kavanagh / WWF
Pygmy slow loris, shown here is a closely related species from Malaysia, are rarely observed in the wild but often confiscated from wildlife traders in Cambodia's Eastern Plains Landscape.
© Keo Sopheak / WWF-Cambodia
Sunda pangolin are under threat in Cambodia due to pressure from illegal hunting.