The Greater Mekong is a hotbed of biodiversity, and despite the many threats faced by wildlife in this region - including habitat destruction, the wildlife trade, invasive species and climate change - new species are being discovered all the time. WWF has been documenting these remarkable discoveries since 2007, with the first report highlighting species discoveries for the previous 10 years since 1997. These critical discoveries show that there is still a great deal to be uncovered in our region - and a great deal to lose if nothing is done to conserve the remaining habitats and wildlife. All of us - conservation organizations, government, private sector actors, and the general public - must take urgent action to ensure that more species are not lost before they're even discovered.