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Mondulkiri wild honey
Mondulkiri wild honey is gathered by Bunong hunters from giant honey bee nests in the province’s rainforests. It is an important commercial non-timber forest product for some Bunong people.
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It is an important commercial non-timber forest product for some of the Bunong people. 11 communities in the Mondulkiri province have been recognized as a "geographical honey forestry", nine of which fall under the protected wildlife sanctuary in Sre Pok and Phnom Prich, collecting a total of 150 to 200 tonnes of Mondulkiri wild honey a year.