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We've produced a book about the journey of the Mekong giant catfish through Cambodia and are now in the process of distributing the book. The Long Journey of the Giant Catfish is a very important part of our project. It represents a longer term approach to biodiversity conservationconservation education. By using a children's book about the giant catfish and the Mekong River, we are trying to introduce environmental knowledge in a way that's fun for kids. Kids love the colorful books, but it's too early to determine the long term impact of the project.

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