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Keo Seima

Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary covers 292,690 ha in eastern Cambodia, part of the ancestral home of many Bunong indigenous people, and home to 75 threatened species.

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About this project

Help prevent 17.4 million tonnes of emissions, the equivalent of driving 4 million cars for one year, by saving 300,000 hectares of forest in Cambodia.\n\nSupport the world’s largest remaining populations of several endangered species, including the black-shanked douc and the southern yellow-crested gibbon.

Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary covers 292,690 ha in eastern Cambodia, part of the ancestral home of many Bunong indigenous people, and home to 75 threatened species.\n\nThe REDD+ project is a collaboration with the Ministry of Environment and other stakeholders, and implements its activities by improving governance to catalyze alternative livelihoods. Through these efforts, 13.3 million tCO2e of emissions have been avoided between 2010 and 2017.\n

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