Cambodia has a low level of environmental awareness and responsibility, and many locals remain oblivious to the implications of littering. Try to raise awareness of these issues by example, and dispose of all your litter as responsibly as possible.Cambodia's animal populations are under considerable threat from domestic consumption and the illegal international trade in animal products. Though it may be 'exotic' to try wild meat such as bats, deer, shark fins and so on - or to buy products made from endangered plants and animals - it will indicate your support or acceptance of such practices and add to demand.Forest products such as rattan, orchids and medicinal herbs are under threat and the majority are still collected from the country's dwindling forests. However, some of these products can be cultivated, an industry with potential for local people to earn additional income while protecting natural areas from exploitation and degradation.When visiting coral reefs and snorkelling or diving, or simply boating, be careful not to touch live coral or anchor boats on it, as this hinders the coral's growth. Don't buy coral souvenirs.