PHNOM PENH, Jan. 7 KYODO
Illegal use of high-performance German-made chainsaws in Cambodia is destroying its forests, conservationists warned in a statement Monday.
PeunPa, ''Friends of the Wild'' that is a Thai organization dedicated to ending illegal wildlife trade and protecting natural habitats, said 150 German-made chainsaws were confiscated in Preah Monivong (Bokor) National Park in 2007, up from 97 in 2006.
Illegal use of high-performance German-made chainsaws in Cambodia is destroying its forests, conservationists warned in a statement Monday.
PeunPa, ''Friends of the Wild'' that is a Thai organization dedicated to ending illegal wildlife trade and protecting natural habitats, said 150 German-made chainsaws were confiscated in Preah Monivong (Bokor) National Park in 2007, up from 97 in 2006.
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