Coastal mangroves are among the most threatened ecosystems on earth, with current estimates indicating up to 67 per cent of mangroves have been lost to date.
Seub's legacy is still felt throughout the Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary. It is within the boundary of this sanctuary – the last stronghold of the Indochinese tiger in the region – that the park rangers work tirelessly to achieve his vision for conservation in Thailand and to pass on his care for biodiversity to future generations.
New research highlights persistent inequality, violence and discrimination faced by LGBTI people in Thailand
Accelerating the Paris Agreement Implementation through Climate Finance, Technology, and Capacity Building
Opportunities and Challenges for Accelerating Progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals
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65.9 m.
Population
1.2%
unemployment rate
USD 5,640
GNI per capita
0.74
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