Thailand: Southeast Asia’s Final Wildlife Stronghold in Danger

Often neglected by NGOs, Thailand’s quasi-status as Southeast Asia’s last redoubt for wildlife could be in jeopardy

By: Gregory McCann

While Indochina has lost much of its wildlife and large swathes of forest cover in the past few decades, Thailand has, until recently, remained the final bastion of hope for mainland Southeast Asia’s natural heritage, with the one of the region’s only viable populations of critically endangered Indochinese tigers, Indochinese leopards,…