Megavet Veterinary Equipment Company donated an Animal Anesthesia equipment to us.
This is such a very meaningful gift and it will be a great help to our veterinarians in caring and curing for the animals at the center.
The staff and primates of EPRC thank you very much for your help.
We are pleased to introduce Mr. Radoslaw Ratajszcak has come to Vietnam and become the co-director of EPRC We are pleased to introduce Mr. Radoslaw Ratajszcak has come to Vietnam and become the co-director of EPRC, the official representative of Leipzig Zoo in Vietnam since March 1, 2022 (together with the director, Mr. Nguyen Manh Cuong, representative of Cuc Phuong National Park).
The Endangered Primate Rescue Center (Zoo Leipzig) is looking for a highly motivated Administrative Officer to join our team of dedicated primate conservationists.
The administrative officer supports the project director and the senior management in all administrational fields, especially regarding office management, human resources and related administrative tasks. The administrative officer is requested to do translation tasks if needed.
The administrative officer reports to the project director.
The role is based at the EPRC at Cuc Phuong National Park, Ninh Binh Province and is full time.
Starting Date: as soon as possible
Please apply via email to application@eprc.asia, including a cover letter, CV and your salary expectations. (Application both English and Vietnamese. Interview will be in English.)
Suitable applicants will be interviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled. Only short-listed applicants will be notified.
The Endangered Primate Rescue Center (Zoo Leipzig) is looking for a highly motivated Accountant to join our team of dedicated primate conservationists.
The accountant works in close collaboration with the Representative of Zoo Leipzig in Vietnam and is responsible for the accounting and financial management of Zoo Leipzig’s project funds. The accountant provides regular financial reports to Zoo Leipzig, to the Co-director of the project, as well as to the relevant government partners. The accountant reports to the project director.
The role is based at the EPRC at Cuc Phuong National Park, Ninh Binh Province and is full time.
Starting Date: as soon as possible
Please apply via email to application@eprc.asia, including a cover letter, CV and your salary expectations. (Application both English and Vietnamese. Interview will be in English.)
Suitable applicants will be interviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled. Only short-listed applicants will be notified.
Last night November 16th, we made 2 rescue trips 4 rescued animals have safely arrived to EPRC and now in monitoring & recovery phrases
At the same night, 400 km to the north, polices and forest rangers at 2 provinces of Lang Son and Bac Giang have confiscated 2 Slow Loris individuals and contact to EPRC for rescue.
After finished a total distance of 1000 km, Currently, all 4 individuals are being cared for at the EPRC quarantine area. We will try our best to help them quickly recover to good health.
Please stay tuned for more updates, Thank you!
New rescued Pygmy Loris
It’s been 4 years since Beo rescued, we still can’t forget the image of the pitiful baby Langur who used to hold keeper’s hands every day, mouth on the tiny milk bottle. But now, he is no longer a baby with sad eyes anymore. Beo has officially ‘graduated’ from our kindergarten.
In February 2017, while rangers patrolling, Beo was found in a small locals house on the edge of the jungle. At that moment, Beo was only a month old. People fed him with sugar milk. Although drinking sweetened milk will cause Langurs colic, but since he lost his mother, he must drink it if he doesn’t want to starve.
After being rescued and travel 600km away, Beo was moved to live with other orphans in the EPRC’s kindergaten. During the first year, we gave Beo non-sugar fresh milk mixed with oak-bark tea to help him build a healthier digestive system. At the same time, Beo has also gradually learned to eat leaves like other langurs. He is now start entering adulthood. Goodbye to Thanh, Khoa and the other babies at ‘Kindergarten’, Beo has been moved to a new enclosure with other Red-shanked doucs, then he will start building a new family.
Wish Beo always healthy and well integrated with your new friends!
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