Huai Khayeng Nature Park

Huai Khayeng Nature Park consists of 35 hectares of abandoned agricultural land on the edge of Thong Pha Phum National Park in Western Thailand. Since 2008 I have planted about 5,000 trees in some areas, but allowed the majority to reforest itself naturally. As the forest started to grow back wildlife started to move in. Perhaps the most astonishing change was in 2018 when natural springs which had been dry for many years started to flow again. One of them now flows right through the dry season, providing a year-round home for amphibians and other wildlife. In 2023 I started camera trapping and was astonished to find three different species of civet on the land, including the rarely seen Large-spotted Civet, as well as Leopard Cats and most incredible of all - Sunda Pangolins, and these are now the main focus of our conservation efforts. All proceeds from this channel and its associated Buy Me a Coffee page will go to the maintenance and development of this conservation project.