Siem Pang Protected Forest

The Siem Pang Protected Forest spans 133,707 hectares of natural habitat, containing diverse flora and fauna within northern Cambodia's conservation network.

The Cambodian government established the protected forest in January 2014, later expanding it to merge with Western Siem Pang Wildlife Sanctuary in 2016.

Local communities near Siem Pang Protected Forest maintain traditional practices of rice cultivation and wild honey collection while supporting conservation efforts.

The Ministry of Environment manages visitor access through designated trails and requires advance arrangements for guided tours within the protected forest.

The protected forest harbors the largest remaining population of white-shouldered ibis, with ongoing monitoring programs tracking their numbers and movements.

Inception: 2014

GPS coordinates: 14.11670,106.23300

Latest update: June 11, 2025 18:52