For years environmental protection in Myanmar fell under the jurisdiction of the military regime. Gradual democratic reform in the country has seen a change in strategy. The goverment in Rangoon is now allowing NGOs to come in and work with local populations to protect their enviroment.<br /> One example is Lake Indawgyi, one of the largest inland lakes in Southeast Asia and a key ecosystem in the region. The NGO Fauna and Flora International is working with local residents to preserve the lake's natural beauty.<br />For more information and videos go to:<br />http://www.dw.com/en/program/global-3000/s-11487-9798
