Eung Sea

Eung Sea

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Eung Sea is a freelance journalist based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, focusing on human rights, environmental and social issues. Apart from Mongabay, he has written for CamboJA News, one of the few remaining independent media outlets in the country; Mekong Eye; Dialogue Earth; and The Diplomat. With a strong commitment to social justice, he likes to report on challenges faced by communities in Cambodia, particularly regarding land rights, biodiversity loss and environmental degradation. Sea has a bachelor's degree in media arts and studies from the University of Cambodia. 

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A photo taken on July 19, 2026, shows Sorn Srenh, deputy chief of Koh Sdach commune, who has turned grassroots action into a model for marine conservation. Image by Eung Sea for Mongabay.

Community action to protect Cambodia’s seas: Interview with commune leader Sorn Srenh

Eung Sea 12 Oct 2026
A newborn Irrawaddy dolphin calf, approximately three days old, was seen on Feb. 17, 2026

Mekong’s Irrawaddy dolphins find cautious hope amid a river in crisis

Eung Sea 17 Sep 2026

Mines, dams move in as protection slips in a Cambodian wildlife sanctuary

Coby Hobbs, Eung Sea 6 Feb 2026

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