The Mekong Irrawaddy Dolphins The Mekong Irrawaddy Dolphins are a critically endangered species inhabiting the Mekong River in Cambodia. With an estimated population of around 90 individuals, they are considered Cambodia's national treasure and a symbol of the country's natural heritage. Conservation efforts are underway to protect their habitat and ensure their survival for future generations to appreciate and admire. Credit to Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries https://cambodianes

In 2006, we said goodbye to Qiqi the dolphin. She was the last of her kind; the last Yangtze River dolphin, and the first of all dolphin species to tragically be driven to extinction by modern humans. Now, the Irrawaddy dolphin could be about to become the second. Industrial fishing boats have found their way to Myanmar’s Irrawaddy river and even electrofishing has started. They are polluting the waters, sending shockwaves through the river, and draining it of its life at a terrifying rate. For