Nature
Nong Nooch Tropical Garden Begins Their ‘Love Trees and Reduce Global Warming’ Project
Nong Nooch Tropical Garden Pattaya recently began their new project ‘Love Trees and Reduce Global Warming’ with the purpose of educating the local youth about the importance of the environment. The project included members from the government and private sectors.
Pattaya Beach Area Cleanup PlannedSiripun Sinbuathong 21.11.2009 | Mekong Countries Need to Ready Themselves for Climate ImpactsVisith Pinpawong 21.11.2009 |
 A Pattaya Business & Tourism Association meeting was held at the Green Park Hotel Resort in North Pattaya to discuss ways to beautify Pattaya’s beachfront area. |  Temperatures are predicted to rise between 2ºC to 4ºC in the Greater Mekong region by the end of the century negatively affecting the area which is one of the most biologically diverse in the world. |
Rare New Species Discovered in Greater MekongStaff Reporter 06.11.2009 | There’s No Stopping the Rain in BangkokStaff Reporter 23.10.2009 |
 A bird eating fanged frog, a gecko that looks like it’s from another planet and a bird which would rather walk than fly, are among the 163 new species discovered in the Greater Mekong region last year that are now at risk of extinction due to climate change, says a new report launched by WWF ahead of UN climate talks in Bangkok. |  Even over four million sandbags that were prepared as temporary embankment walls in preparation for the floods in Bangkok could not stop the effects of 148 millimeters of rain. |
Struggle to Save Naklua’s Last Remaining Mangrove AreaStaff Reporter 20.10.2009 | TAT Instills Common Sense of Ecological Preservation through “Providing Fishes’ Habitat and Refreshing the Sea”Parinya Tessawadi 06.09.2009 |
 The Naklua Preservation Group, a group of local activists, is at odds with a scenery development project, over the possible destruction of the last mangrove area on Naklua Beach. |  Hundreds of fancy cartoon fish were recently released into the Samaesarn Sea in Sattahip district.The ceremony was led and chaired by TAT Director, Niti Kongkrut, and his staff. The objective was to decorate and color the Samasarn Sea in order to attract both domestic and international tourists to experience the beautiful underwater world of this location, one of the most stunning beaches and scenic waterways on Thailand’s Eastern coast. |
Nong Nooch Tropical Garden welcomes Baby ElephantNirat Thipsri 06.09.2009 | Male sea turtle tracked by satelliteNirash Tipsri 06.09.2009 |
 A female elephant, Sombat, recently produced her latest offspring during a night of pouring rain at Nong Nooch Tropical Garden. The newborn baby’s dad is a 31-year-old elephant, named Bird. |  The Royal Thai Navy and Sea and Coastal Resource Department have installed a satellite tracking device in a male sea turtle. |
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