Tilo Nadler Cung Cấp Một Khóa Đào Tạo Về Bảo Tồn Thú Linh Trưởng Việt Nam
Khoa Huân Luyện – Bảo Tồn Thú Linh Trưởng Việt Nam, 2017
Poachers Killed 4 Langurs In Phong Nha Forest
4 Langurs Illegal Hunted With Ak-47
Two poachers in Quang Binh province went into Phong Nha forest with their AK gun and 5 bullets and killed 4 endangered langurs.
News on Monday, August 28th, 2017 by Hoang Tao – VnExpress. The image is one of the poachers – Ai with his AK gun and the evidence.
In the morning of August 28th, the policement at Bo Trach disctrict (Quang Binh province) examined the rusted AK guns in order to clarify the case of 2 illegal poachers using guns to shoot langurs in Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park.
Visit Our Souvenir Corner in Cuc Phuong National Park!
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Our souvenir corner is a bit hidden for visitors, but it is truly a treasure trunk. There are not only witty postcards made in EPRC, propaganda T-Shirts, but also informative books about wild flora and fauna. Next time you pay a visit to EPRC, please don’t forget to drop by our souvenir corner to pick your book or T-Shirt and contribute to the process of rescuing and conserving Endangered primates in Vietnam!
August Primate Confiscations at EPRC
August Was a Busy Month For EPRC
August was a busy month for EPRC, because 3 cases of confiscations were made across the land of Vietnam. Until now, the rescued primates are still in good condition and under careful supervision in the Quarantine Area of Vietnam.
1. A FEMALE YELLOW-CHEEKED GIBBON IN NAM DINH
First confiscation was at the end of July – beginning of August. We received a call from Head Ranger Quarter in Nam Dinh province about a female gibbon. EPRC staff immediately go to the city which is 2 hours away from our center and picked up the gibbon.
Her health condition is not bad, but it seems that she was fed a lot of milk which is not good for such an adult gibbon. The cage from Head Ranger Quarter was too small for her, so we moved her to our special Transfer Box. After 5 hours (due to paperwork + transportation time), she arrived at EPRC safe and sound.
May Newsletter Is Out Now!
EPRC Newsletter May Issue Now Available
We have just released EPRC newsletter covering highlighted news over the past 3 months of 2017. Click here to subscribe and also to check out previous issues!
In this issue, we will give you information about new babies at EPRC (yay!), newly confiscated primates at EPRC and so on. Subscribe to our newsletter too to stay alerted of what’s going on in EPRC!
Our Feature Presentation: Singing Gibbons
Short Documentary About Singing Gibbons at EPRC
Gibbons’ song can be considered one of the most beautiful rhythms in the wildlife world. However, not many people have the chance of listening to this beautiful song as the population of this species is decreasing significantly.
Acknowledging this, Govinda-das Hugo Liénart – a volunteer in EPRC has put up an amazing work after months of observing, filming and making this short documentary about the majestic gibbons’ songs. This 5-minute short film lets audience have a peak into a small part in life of gibbons and from there, be more humble about manself as we are not the only creature on Earth who can communicate in complex form.
BẠN CÓ THỂ XEM BẢN TIẾNG VIỆT Ở DƯỚI ĐÂY NHÉ!
WANTED – EPRC Volunteer Coordinator!
We Are Looking for a Volunteer Coordinator to Join Our Team
Do you love Vietnams wildlife? Do you love meeting new people and sharing with them the beauty of Vietnam, its people and its animals?
Then maybe we have the job for you?
DURATION
1 year with opportunity to extend
START DATE
As soon as possible!
CLOSING DATE
28 July 2017
WANTED – EPRC Project Assistant!
Vietnamese applications only
DURATION
1 year with opportunity to extend
SALARY
Negotiable
START DATE
As soon as possible!
CLOSING DATE
15th of December
Wildlife Crime – Four Frozen Endangered Hatinh Langurs
Wildlife Crimes in Vietnam
On the morning of October 2nd, the traffic police of Thanh Hoa province discovered a suspicious load on the back of a truck driving on the 1A highway through Truong Lam commune, Tinh Gia district. Turned out, four frozen endangered Hatinh langurs were concealed in styrofoam boxes with unclear origins.
According to dantri.com.vn, at around 1 a.m on October 2nd, the traffic police was carrying out their night patrol duty when they spotted a coach driving on the highway with signs of traffic violation. On-site inspection revealed the coach was transporting many styrofoam boxes. Suspecting that illegal products could be stored inside, the police examined the boxes and found out that four frozen wildlife that appeared to be the endangered Hatinh langurs were tied up in plastic bags. Without any surprise, the driver failed to present any origin paper of the wildlife in his coach.
Wildlife Crime – 9 Black-Shanked Douc Langurs Killed
Wildlife Crimes in Vietnam
According to Tuoi Tre Online, on August 29th, the police department of Khanh Vinh district (Khanh Hoa province) prosecuted three suspects who earlier on 11/7 killed and transported 9 endangered black-shanked douc langurs illegally.
This group of three men aged from 19 to 35 all coming from M’drak district, Dak Lak province were reported to use guns to poach 9 black-shanked douc langurs in the forest, ripped their stomachs open to dry the organs before transporting dead bodies out of the forest for illegal trade.
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