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Fishing restrictions to return to Thai Gulf

Fishing will be banned in part of the Gulf of Thailand for over three months, or from June to September, to allow marine species to recover their numbers, breed and nurture their young. Fishing will be strictly regulated in parts of the area known as ...

Bangkok Post Reporter

Delay in turtle’s status upgrade threatens marine species with extinction

It may be too late to save leatherback turtles from extinction in Thailand’s seas, as a legal deadlock prevents a conservation status upgrade to protect this critically endangered turtle species and three other rare marine animals.Keep reading ...

Pratch Rujivanarom

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