Overview

Located in northeastern Thailand, Sakaerat Environmental Research Station (SERS) is a premier center for ecological research, biodiversity conservation, and sustainable development. Established in 1967 as part of Thailand’s biosphere reserves, the station plays a crucial role in studying wildlife conservation, forest ecology, and climate change adaptation.

Key Research Areas at Sakaerat

• Wildlife Conservation & Ecology
  The station monitors various species, including endangered wildlife such as clouded leopards, slow lorises, and gibbons. Advanced tracking and camera traps help researchers understand animal behavior and habitat use.

• Sustainable Forestry & Land Management
  SERS investigates reforestation techniques, carbon sequestration, and agroforestry systems that balance environmental health with human livelihoods.

• Climate Change & Environmental Monitoring
  By analyzing long-term climate data, Sakaerat contributes to global efforts in understanding the impact of climate change on tropical ecosystems.

Why Visit or Collaborate with Sakaerat?

• Engage in hands-on ecological research projects

• Participate in wildlife monitoring programs

• Contribute to sustainable conservation initiatives

• Learn from leading environmental scientists and researchers

Sakaerat Environmental Research Station is not only a research hub but also a place where scientists, conservationists, and eco-conscious visitors can work together to protect Thailand’s rich biodiversity.