Discovered extinct birds in Thailand
Scientists have said large bigheaded warbler, a swamp bird that is thought to have become extinct for over 130 years, is still living in Thailand.
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Scientists have said large bigheaded warbler, a swamp bird that is thought to have become extinct for over 130 years, is still living in Thailand.
Thai Fisheries Department is warning a large amount of crocodiles due to floods in the central provinces may threaten people's lives.
Scientists have confirmed the existence of a new stingray, called freshwater stingrays in the Himantura kittipongi river, Thailand. This discovery has contributed to the…
Remote control lawn mower operated by solar energy, can cut all grasses, including soft grass.
New technology of drying agricultural products right after harvest of a Thai expert has attracted the attention of public opinion.
Currently, in the Gulf of Thailand, there is an area of low pressure located at 1 am early this morning, about 8.2-9.2 degrees north latitude, 101.5-102.5 degrees east…
The sight of a large and rare fire rainbow appearing among clouds at Doi Saket, Chiang Mai on the afternoon of 6 October attracted the attention of the Thai people, MSN…
While our public opinion is worried about fish dying in the Central Sea, people in many other places around the world are also standing still while witnessing the same p…
Ocean Conservancy claims China, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam are the top 5 countries that discharge marine products, contributing up to 60% of plasti…
The Royal Thai Irrigation Bureau is studying the transfer of the Loei River mouth, a tributary of the Mekong River, to bring water to agricultural areas in the Northeast.
Thailand's Nation newspaper said the unusually prolonged cold weather in the country in the past three months has killed at least 63 people.
On October 2, the Thai Department of Natural Disaster Prevention and Mitigation said flooding is still scattered in 25 of the country's 77 provinces and cities and so fa…
On July 29, about 50,000 liters of oil spilled onto the beach of Ao Phrao of the famous tourist island of Ko Samet, leaving many tourists to leave the island.
Phraya Nakon Cave is one of the most beautiful caves, and is also the most photographed cave in Thailand.
The 2013 Global Climate Risk Report (GCR) said that the Philippines ranks fifth among more than 100 countries that are studying vulnerability to climate change in 2011.