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Flow, to water, is not about speed or direction, but about presence and surrendering to what is, while still moving forward, gently, steadily, at her own pace. There’s something quietly profound about the way water moves. It never resists where it’s meant to go. Instead, it curves around rocks, slips through the smallest cracks, and keeps moving, no matter how many times it’s blocked. To flow, for water, is to live. When we watch a river or a stream, or even the still mirror

Part 2:  Sustainable Solutions for Clean Water, Agriculture, and Land Rights In Part 1, we explored how Groups 3 and 5 are harnessing the...

Part 1:  Biodiversity and Climate Resilience through Community Initiatives In a world where climate challenges grow more pressing, youth...

Addressing the Challenges: A Multi-Faceted Approach The future of Tonle Sap Lake is at a tipping point. With immediate action—integrating...

Climate change poses a grave threat to our planet, potentially leading to a catastrophic future if left unchecked. Rising global...

The forest reclamation policy of the Thai state is another impact on the Mekong riverside villagers in Ubon Ratchathani Province. From...

I have observed that hydropower dams built in the Mekong basin are not environmentally friendly. Scholars argue that they disrupt the...

Ronnel Nolos had a high school classmate who crossed the Mogpog River to school every day. Then his friend died of cancer due to heavy...

The wilderness has always made an adventurer's heart beat faster, a siren call of unexplored territory and the promise of discovery....

The Angkor Empire, which flourished from the 9th to the 15th centuries in what is now Cambodia, is often celebrated for its architectural...

The ocean, covering more than 70% of the Earth's surface, remains one of the most unexplored and enigmatic frontiers. Within its dark...