ASIAN Geographic - AG 159

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In this issue we share some of the highlights of the ASIAN Geographic journey, we look at how and whether environment and sustainability questions in Asia have shifted over the last decade, as well as some of the important science behind the issues. Whether it's Asian species on the brink or how the El Nino phenomenon affects the region, we consider the challenges that are impacting our continent.

Conserving The Last Frontier

Myanmar's once-paradisiacal Mergui Archipelago, the sprawling home to the country's Moken "sea gypsies", has become Southeast Asia's epicentre for unsustainable and illegal fishing

5 mins

A Drop In The Ocean

With the establishment of locally managed marine areas around just a few of the Mergui Archipelago's 800 islands, the race to safeguard this jewel of the Andaman Sea faces a long uphill battle

10 mins

Finding Harmony Between Humans And Elephants

How one non-profit organisation is encouraging alternative crops to reduce human-elephant conflict in Thailand

7 mins

Koh Tao: Little Changes, Big Impacts

How two small businesses are putting sustainability first in their efforts to improve lives and preserve the environment

3 mins

Cleaning Up The Great Pacific Garbage Patch

New technologies are being deployed to remove plastic trash from our oceans and rivers

4 mins

Saving Species On The Brink

There are two primary reasons underlying threats to wildlife in Southeast Asia: illegal wildlife trade resulting in population declines and rapid deforestation leading to large-scale loss of habitat.

4 mins

Protecting The World's Biggest Eagle

The national bird of the Philippines is under threat of extinction from deforestation and human persecution

2 mins

The Shark Conservationist Who Helped Capture Jaws

After participating in the shoot that led to Hollywood's most famous shark scene, Valerie Taylor became a tireless defender of sharks and the marine environment. For ADEX Pixel Expo's "Generational Exchange", actress and ADEX Ambassador for Marine Conservation Hidy Yu talks to the Australian legend

6 mins

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ASIAN Geographic Magazine Description:

Asian Geographic Magazine is a bimonthly magazine that covers the culture, nature, and people of Asia. The magazine is known for its stunning photography and informative articles on a wide range of topics, including:

* Culture: Asian Geographic Magazine covers the diverse cultures of Asia, from traditional arts and crafts to modern festivals and events. The magazine also features profiles of influential Asian figures and thought leaders.
* Nature: Asian Geographic Magazine covers the natural wonders of Asia, from its lush rainforests to its towering mountains to its crystal-clear beaches. The magazine also features articles on the region's wildlife and environmental challenges.
* People: Asian Geographic Magazine covers the people of Asia, from their daily lives to their unique traditions and customs. The magazine also features profiles of ordinary people who are doing extraordinary things.

Asian Geographic Magazine is a must-read for anyone who wants to learn more about Asia. The magazine provides readers with a unique perspective on the region's culture, nature, and people, as well as insights from leading experts and academics.