Khao Yai
Thai campsite closed after crocodile sightings The Earth Times 05.09.2009 | Two monks lost in Khao Yai National Park located safe but exhausted Bangkok Post 11.03.2009 |
 Officials have closed a popular campsite at a national park in eastern Thailand after repeated sightings of a pair of 2-metre-long crocodiles, media reports said Saturday. |  NAKHON RATCHASIMA : Two monks have been found safe but exhausted after becoming lost in Khao Yai National Park four days ago. |
Hunt on for missing monks in Khao Yai National Park Bangkok Post 10.03.2009 | Khao Yai growing at top end; Luxury development expands as demand defies economic malaiseSOMLUCK SRIMALEE The Nation 26.12.2008 |
 The National Park, Wildlife and Plant Conservation Department has sent out six teams of forestry officers to hunt for two monks who have been missing in Khao Yai National Park since Saturday. |  Khao Yai, in Nakhon Ratchasima province, adjacent to the national park of the same name, has become a new target for property developers, who are expanding their investments in the area by launching luxury residential developments worth several billion baht. |
Raimon Land partners with Plant A Tree Today Foundation to open nursery in Khao YaiPattaya Daily News 01.10.2008 | |
 In its effort to offset all of its carbon emissions, luxury property developer Raimon Land is partnering with the Plant A Tree Today (PATT) Foundation to establish a nursery near the UNESCO-listed World Heritage Site, Khao Yai National Park. | |
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