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By Anton L. Delgado • Jan 17, 2023
In the first fish release of the the year, more than 5,000 threatened fish were released at the confluence of the Mekong and Tonle Sap Rivers
By Amanda Oon • Jun 22, 2022
Matthew Tan, co-chair for sustainable development in the agriculture & fishery Sectors at APEC, talks about the importance of local fisheries to tackle dwindling wildlife numbers in the face of climate change and disrupted supply chains
By Anton L. Delgado • Jun 08, 2022
Unpredictable extreme weather and a population boom prompt some coastal residents to look for new hope away from the water
By Photo reportage by Nigel Dickinson. Reporting by Fiona Kelliher and Chea Sameang • May 19, 2022
Overfishing prompted by environmental degradation leads to police action that residents say compounds the woes of struggling communities on Cambodia’s largest lake
As fish populations fall on Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake, some students are forced to trade books for nets while others look to break tradition with new professions
By Photo reportage by Nigel Dickinson. Reporting by Fiona Kelliher and Chea Sameang • May 18, 2022
Mekong giant catfish were among the threatened species freed in Southeast Asia’s largest lake to counter persistent threats
By Anton L. Delgado • Mar 24, 2022
The bobbing green lights from squid boats has all but disappeared near the site of an oil spill in the Gulf of Thailand, as devastated local crews brace for lost income and damaged fish stocks
By Pitcha Dangprasith and Lisa Martin/AFP • Jan 31, 2022
A Cambodian fishing platform worked around the clock and hauled in nearly 30 species despite another slow season
By Anton L. Delgado • Jan 28, 2022
Five of the river's ten lowest annual water flow years since 2010 have set a dangerous precedent for farmers and fishermen
By Anton L. Delgado • Jan 27, 2022
Aquaculture projects maintained by community members could be key to addressing food insecurity and nutritional disorders
By Anton L. Delgado • Nov 30, 2021
Researchers working in Southeast Asia focus on increasing local food diversity and nourishment as strategies to help end global hunger
By Anton L. Delgado and Ashley Yeong • Oct 29, 2021
Underwater divers in plastic-choked waters off the coast of Thailand are snipping through discarded nets tangled around reefs in a new initiative helping protect marine life and aid the fight against coronavirus
By Dene-Hern Chen and Pitcha Dangprasith/AFP • Jan 22, 2021