National Parks Committee bypasses process to endorse new boundary for Thap Lan NP that could cause loss of forestland over 200,000 rai
Conservationists strongly oppose the NPC’s move, saying it does not play by the rules and
Social & Environment
PM and NEB found guilty of negligence in PM2.5 court case
Chiangmai Administrative Court instructs both parties to introduce emergency measures and holistic plans to address
Draft Clean Air acts get nod in first reading of Lower House
The final version is hoped to get promulgated this year to help address the PM2.5
“Shizuka” and friends return home in Indonesia_safe and sound
The three young orangutans, the last confiscated apes under the care of the DNP, were
Court dismisses libel case in pet food controversy against noted marine scientist, Petch Manopawitr
It cited remarks in good faith and no intention to defame to drop the case
Success in the country’s conservation work just temporary and it needs more hard work from conservationists: noted wildlife conservationist Anak
Leading conservationists and wildlife experts are gathering to address the success and challenges of the
Community network support critical to HIV/AIDS response
In celebration of the World AIDS Day set on December 1, HIV/AIDS advocates call for
Court sets to decide whether to take up libel case seen as SLAPP against noted marine scientist, Petch Manopawitr
There would be no mediation ahead of the court’s schedule as the client acted in
Clean air campaign renewed to garner support for civil-backed clean air act
Clean air advocates, led by Thailand Clean Air Network, or Thailand Can, have renewed their
Thailand to reassure its GHG emission cuts while throwing support to new funding arrangements at COP28
The UN Climate Change Conference, COP28, will take place from November 30 until December 12,
Govt introduces draft Clean Air Act to tackle “toxic” PM2.5 haze
Work synergy among concerned committees as well as timely and proportional management plans pose a
IN PICTURES: FROM THE FIELD: The Season to Roam
The field reporting and documented photo work by people working in the field Khlong Mahad
New panel proposed to help settle native bird controversy
Supporters of delisting the Red-whiskered Bulbul bird stand firm on their stance while the science
Salween civil networks and residents petition to Administrative Court to help scrap mega Yuam water diversion project
They cite that this 200-billion-baht project and its Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) are flawed and
THEOS-2 up and ready for Earth image-capturing testing: GISTDA
Thailand has been testing its first high-resolution Earth observation satellite for four consecutive days and
Thailand to reaffirm its climate action commitments at COP28
Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has revealed the stance Thailand will take at the upcoming UN
Prince of Songkhla U. throws support to its researcher after being humiliated by senior politician at “public hearing” on native bird regulation
The humiliation made by a senior Pheu Thai politician and Deputy House Speaker, Dr. Pichet
“Chaiwat” gets 3-year jail term for negligence of duty but cleared of murder in “Billy” court case
He and the plaintiffs will appeal to the court within 30 days The Central Criminal
Key development statements by Thai PM at UNGA 78
The new Prime Minister, Mr. Srettha Thavisin, has made a few key statements on behalf
Power purchase agreement for Pak Beng dam signed: EGAT
The announcement at the hearing held in Chiang Rai province on Friday left the participants
Srettha government places natural resources and environment as mid- and long-term policy
The new government’s short-term policies are all aimed at shoring up the sickened economy suffering
Rehabilitation for marine environment in Chonburi set out after oil spill clean-up
Officials concerned have chorused in unison that no environmental impacts of the incident are found
Conservationists pay tribute to Seub Nakhasathien on his 33rd death anniversary online and on-site
On his 33rd death anniversary, noted conservationists and forestry officials have shown their respects and
Administrative Court instructs Industry Ministry to register and report on PM2.5 releases from factories
The ruling is seen by anti-pollution advocates as a milestone for environmental court cases concerning
Social security and welfare improved for forest rangers as the country marks world ranger day this year
Internationally, forest rangers’ role in protecting nature and wildlife is anticipated as part of the
Global tiger population potentially increasing but threats still remain as world marks global tiger day
On this year’s International Tiger Day, there are reasons for celebration as well as caution
The country’s last aged Lan Palm trees standing dead as El Niño shows up
The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) has projected July is set to be the hottest month
New department introduced to directly tackle climate change
The Cabinet has approved in principle the restructuring of some existing environmental agencies to support
“Plai Sak Surin” to stay in Thailand until fully recovering: Monre’s advisor
Veterinarians are placing him under intensive care and quarantine for 30 days after he returned
Halfway to 2030, Sustainable Development Goals are seriously “off track”: Jeffrey Sachs
Thailand, meanwhile, sees its SDGs performance slightly improve from last year’s index_+0.6 point with the