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Recent activity2012 Children’s Environment Camp – Doo Doh Hta villageOn March 12-15th, 2012 KESAN organized an environmental children’s camp in Doo Doh Hta village in LuThaw township, Mu Traw District. The aim of the camp was to raise the environmental awareness of local Karen children. These children are born and raised in and around the forest and rely on the forest for their health and well-being. To strengthen their connection and appreciation for the benefits the forest and rivers provide, KESAN conducted a variety of environmental awareness activities and practical learning experiences to teach the children about the connections between humans and the environment at both the local and global level. More detail...2012 Children’s Environment Camp galleryKESAN trip to Doo Tha HtooOn February 27th to March 12th of 2012, a team of KESAN visited Belin Township, Doo Tha Htoo district and conducted several environmental and awareness issues including mining, forestry, land and economic policies of Karen National Union (KNU) to villagers. During the trip the team had witnessed several loggings and mining that are officially permitted by district authorities. More detail...KESAN trip to Doo Tha Htoo galleryRadio newsMonday, April 02, 2012 Villagers are unhappy about the Dawei road construction
Wednesday, March 28, 2012 Local villagers worry about their future over the dam construction on Htee Ler Klay River in eastern Dawei CityWednesday, March 28, 2012 Anti Dam Day
Latest newsDisease outbreak destroys rice crops in Dooplaya DistrictTuesday, February 14, 2012 Throughout 2011, villagers in Dooplaya District suffered from disease outbreaks on their rice crops. Both upland and paddy rice farms were affected by a disease that caused the rice to change colour prematurely and die only a short while after planting. More... Lead Mining Pollutes Kay Ta and Kay Tu Rivers Affecting 11 VillagesTuesday, February 14, 2012 A lead mine located near two rivers (Kay Ta and Kay Tu) in Tavoy Township, Tenarassim Division , Southern Burma is polluting and contaminating the water for 11 villages who rely on the rivers for their drinking water and livelihood activities. More... Latest Thulei Kawwei MagazineKaren State's Resources Are in Danger, December 2011
Latest KESAN and its network publicationBurma's Environment: People, Problems, Policies The report reviews the current state of environmental management in Burma (includes domestic and international policies and mechanisms, and the roles of local and international NGOs and UN agencies), as well as highlighting the key environmental problems and the impacts on local people and environment and, also provide analysis on conflict over natural resources in ethnic areas before and after the elections in 2010. (Download)
Endangered Elephants in Megatha Forest, Karen State, Burma, 2010
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