Today is Endangered Species Day, every day should be Endangered Species Day as it is a great opportunity to raise awareness and take action to protect endangered species. Here are several ways people can make a difference:
1. Educate Yourself and Others: Learn about local and global endangered species. Share this knowledge with others through social media, blogs, or community presentations. The more people are aware of the issues, the more they can help.
2. Adopt Sustainable Practices: Reduce your ecological footprint by adopting sustainable practices such as recycling, reducing plastic use, and choosing sustainable seafood These actions help lessen the overall strain on wildlife habitats.
3. Visit wildlife rescue centres such as Free the Bears and the Lao Conservation Trust for Wildlife and donate if you are able.
4. Do not purchase wildlife or other non-sustainable forest products on Facebook or in markets.
5. Report wildlife and forest crime to the local authorities or the wildlife hotline on 1601
6. Do not purchase furniture or other timber products made from non-sustainable tropical timber.
Each of these actions, even when small, contributes to the larger effort to protect and preserve the world’s endangered species.

Third Consultative Meeting to Establish the ASEAN Prosecutor Body/Entity
Mr. Jumpon Phansumrit, Deputy Attorney General, along with a delegation from the Office of the Attorney General of Thailand, participated in the Third Consultative Meeting to Establish the ASEAN Prosecutor

