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Welcome to EPDO Cambodia in Pursat (Last updated: March 2016)

From Directors Desk

It has been almost 13 years now since my appointment as the Executive Director of Environmental Protection and Development Organization (EPDO). During this time, I feel proud to say that through its many programmes, EPDO has raised community empowerment particularly in the poorest households and for the marginalized people in the targeted communities. EPDO's successesRead more...

Ecotourism

Chrak-Laeang is a pristine area of forest home to one of Cambodia's most picturesque waterfalls. Visitors can swim or slide down the cascades, swim around the waterfall or relax in a calmer 2km stretch of water. Chrak-Laeang provides a popular day trip for Cambodian tourists from neighbouring towns, from the city of Phnom Penh as Read more...

Donate

Help EPDO continue our current projects and commence new programs by clicking on the donation button.  Even the smallest donation makes a huge difference to the lives of the people of Pursat as many live of not much more than a dollar a day. You're also helping preserve one of the most beautiful provinces Read more...

Pursat Province

Pursat province is the fourth largest province in Cambodia; its population is just under 400,000 people. Pursat is situated in the west of Cambodia and is well known for its marble carvings and for being home to a large area of the cardamom mountain range and national park. The latter is at the forefront of a conservation war between environmental groups and illicit mining and logging operations. At EPDO we are doing our part to educate communities and offer sustainable ecotourism and forestry projects in the hope that this will alleviate damage and raise community awareness to the plight of this beautiful region. Read more...