Thailand’s last untouched Mekong tributary

6 June 2018
The Nation
Environmental and biodiversity protection
ecological / Nakhon Phanom / RAMSAR site / Songkram River / WWF-Thailand

The Lower Songkram River basin is the latest site in Thailand under the global spotlight as a crucial ecological resource, the WWF-Thailand said ahead of World Environment Day today (June 5).

The river basin has been nominated as a wetland of international importance (RAMSAR), intended to protect this vital freshwater source in the Northeast under WWF-Thailand’s three-year conservation project, supported by the HSBC bank as part of its five-year Global Water Programme.

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