保护者在湄公河120公里处游泳,以帮助濒危的伊洛瓦底海豚。 Conservationists swim 120 km of the Mekong to aid endangered Irrawaddy dolphins.

柬埔寨的自然保护者正在湄公河沿岸120公里处游泳,以提高认识并为濒危的伊洛瓦底海豚提供资金。 Conservationists in Cambodia are swimming 120 km down the Mekong River to raise awareness and funds for endangered Irrawaddy dolphins. 他们的人口非常低,而且被限制在120公里长的长线上,为期四天的中继站旨在记录海豚的目击情况、清除垃圾和打击像废弃渔网一样的威胁。 With their population critically low and confined to a 120-km stretch, the four-day relay aims to document dolphin sightings, remove litter, and combat threats like abandoned fishing nets. 筹集的资金将支持养护工作,包括世界野生动物基金会柬埔寨河警卫方案。 Funds raised will support conservation efforts, including WWF-Cambodia's River Guard Program.