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Pu Mat National Park, Nghe An

2,494 PLANT SPECIES

132 MAMMAL SPECIES

2,494 PLANT SPECIES

Pu Mat National Park is located along the Truong Son range, representing a tropical and subtropical forest region with high mountainous terrain. Pu Mat boasts a diverse ecosystem with 2,494 plant species, 132 mammal species, 324 bird species, and 86 reptile and amphibian species.

Cuc Phuong National Park, Ninh Binh

2,494 PLANT SPECIES

132 MAMMAL SPECIES

2,494 PLANT SPECIES

Pu Mat National Park stretches along the Truong Son mountain range, representing a tropical and subtropical forest region with high mountainous terrain. Pu Mat boasts a diverse ecosystem with 2,494 plant species, 132 mammal species, 324 bird species, and 86 species of amphibians and reptiles.

Cat Tien National Park, Dong Nai

2,494 PLANT SPECIES

132 MAMMAL SPECIES

2,494 PLANT SPECIES

Dong Nai Culture and Nature Reserve

2,494 PLANT SPECIES

132 MAMMAL SPECIES

2,494 PLANT SPECIES

U Minh Thuong National Park, An Giang

2,494 PLANT SPECIES

132 MAMMAL SPECIES

2,494 PLANT SPECIES

U Minh Ha National Park, Ca Mau

2,494 PLANT SPECIES

132 MAMMAL SPECIES

2,494 PLANT SPECIES

Delacour's Langur Habitat

Hanoi Representative Office

Located along the Truong Son range, Pu Mat National Park represents a tropical and subtropical forest region with high mountainous terrain. Pu Mat boasts a diverse ecosystem with 2,494 plant species, 132 mammal species, 324 bird species, and 86 reptile and amphibian species.

Tonkin Snub-nosed Monkey Habitat

Key Protected Area

Ecosystem - Species Conservation

Rescue and Conservation Center

Office

Pu Mat National Park

Cuc Phuong National Park

Cat Tien National Park

Dong Nai Cultural and Nature Reserve

U Minh Thuong National Park

U Minh Ha National Park

Peat swamp forest

Southeast Asian evergreen forest

Northern Vietnam lowland tropical rainforest

Northern Annamites tropical rainforest

Delacour's Langur habitat

Hanoi Office

Northern Indochina subtropical forest

Subtropical evergreen forest

Tonkin Snub-nosed Monkey habitat

Vision

Wildlife in Vietnam thrives; people live in harmony with nature and protect it effectively and responsibly.

Mission

To reverse the decline of ecosystems, protect wildlife habitats, and champion the recovery of threatened species in Vietnam.

Legal status

The Save Vietnam's Wildlife Centre was established under Decision No. 482/QD-LHHVN dated July 22, 2014, by the Vietnam Union of Science and Technology Associations (VUSTA). The center was granted a certificate of registration for science and technology operations, No. A-1200, on August 1, 2014, by the Ministry of Science and Technology.

Activities

Since our establishment in 2014, Save Vietnam's Wildlife (SVW) has planned and implemented long-term conservation programs and projects. We focus our resources and personnel on conservation activities across three main programs:

Species conservation

Protecting forests and ecosystems

Community
connection

Transparency

Responsibility

Unity

Sustainability

Tenacity

Building Trust

SVW 10-Year Impact Report

Learn more about the efforts and positive impact SVW has created

Awards

Over a 10-year journey of conservation work, Save Vietnam's Wildlife (SVW) and our team members have been recognized through numerous awards, honoring the organization's dedication and achievements in wildlife conservation, including the Future For Nature Award, Goldman Environmental Prize, Wayfinder Award, Otter Oscar Award, and Human Act Prize.

Additionally, SVW has received high praise through certificates of merit from the Vietnam Union of Science and Technology Associations (VUSTA), the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, the Nghe An Provincial People's Committee, and many other government partners.