Cambodia's rich biodiversity and pristine ecosystems face significant threats from deforestation, urbanization, pollution, and climate change. Deforestation rates are alarming, with illegal logging and land conversion for agriculture posing major challenges. As Cambodia develops, rapid urbanization exacerbates environmental issues like waste management and air pollution. Additionally, the country is highly vulnerable to climate change, with rising sea levels and erratic weather patterns affecting coastal zones and agricultural productivity. To preserve Cambodia's environment, concerted efforts are required to enforce forest conservation laws, promote sustainable agriculture practices, and invest in renewable energy. Reducing plastic consumption, improving waste management, and raising public awareness are equally crucial. Only through collaboration and a commitment to environmental stewardship can Cambodia safeguard its natural heritage for future generations.
