Fisheries and agriculture–the pillars of food security in the Lancang Mekong River Basin
(LMRB)–substantially contribute to the welfare of communities in the region through …

As human activities intensify and global climate change accelerates, floodplain lakes are
experiencing hydrological transformations that profoundly impact their ecology. Based on an …

The flow regime of the largest lake in Southeast Asia, Tonle Sap Lake, is driven by the
reverse flow phenomenon caused by its link with the Mekong River. This reverse flow makes …

Environmental DNA (eDNA) metabarcoding is revolutionizing the monitoring of aquatic
biodiversity. The use of eDNA has the potential to enable non-invasive, cost-effective, time …

Freshwater fishes from the Tonle Sap Lake are used in several programs to improve the
nutritional status of children and pregnant women. Our aim was to characterize the overall …

Predictive models are widely used to investigate relationships between the distribution of
fish diversity, abundance, and the environmental conditions in which they inhabit, and can …

Communication and outreach efforts are essential for raising awareness about conservation
issues among the general public. This paper reviews three in-person approaches …

Tonle Sap lake-river floodplain ecosystem (TSE) is one of the world's most productive
freshwater systems. Changes in hydrology, climate, population density, and land use …

Transboundary river basins across developing countries, such as the Lower Mekong River
Basin (LMB), are challenging to manage given frequent divergences on development and …

The floating houses in Tonle Sap Lake might be one of the main factors for degradation of
water quality since the people in floating houses discharge sewage and waste from their …