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Pangolin
As the only scaly mammals in the world, they are frequently poached for their scales. They play a vital role in the ecosystem by controlling insect populations.
Owston's Civet
A small, rare carnivorous animal in the wild. They have a distinctive coat with stripes that provide camouflage in the forest.
Delacour's Langur
Delacour's langur is one of the world's rarest primates and is found only in northern Vietnam.
Tonkin Snub-nosed Monkey
One of the world's rarest primates and is found only in northern Vietnam. It is easily recognized by its upturned nose and striking black-and-white fur.
Asian Elephant
As the largest land mammal in Asia, they live in herds with complex social structures led by a matriarch. Elephants act as "ecosystem engineers," dispersing seeds and clearing paths through the forest for many other species.
Otter
Otters are playful and intelligent mammals, well adapted to life in the water. Their presence is an important indicator of healthy freshwater ecosystems.
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Owston's Civet
A small carnivore, rarely seen in the wild. They have a distinctive coat with stripes that provide camouflage in the forest.
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Owston's Civet
A small carnivore, rarely seen in the wild. They have a distinctive coat with stripes that provide camouflage in the forest.
Leopard Cat
A rare species of leopard cat with a distinctive coat. They are primarily nocturnal, hunting in dense forests, and are currently facing the threat of habitat loss.
Pangolin
As the only scaly mammal in the world, they are frequently poached for their scales. They play a vital role in the ecosystem by controlling insect populations.
Masked Palm Civet
They are omnivores that typically inhabit tropical forests. They help disperse seeds, contributing to the maintenance of forest biodiversity.
Otter
A highly social mammal that lives in family groups and is an excellent swimmer
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Reduce demand for illegal wildlife products
Promoting Ecotourism
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Key species
Priority Species
Asian Elephant
As the largest land mammal in Asia, they live in herds with complex social structures led by a matriarch. Elephants act as "ecosystem engineers," dispersing seeds and clearing paths through the forest for many other species.
Pangolin
As the only scaly mammals in the world, they are frequently poached for their scales. They play a vital role in the ecosystem by controlling insect populations.
Owston's Civet
A small, rare carnivorous animal in the wild. They have a distinctive coat with stripes that provide camouflage in the forest.
Otter
Otters are playful and intelligent mammals, well adapted to life in the water. Their presence is an important indicator of healthy freshwater ecosystems.
Delacour's Langur
Delacour's langur is one of the world's rarest primates and is found only in northern Vietnam.
Tonkin Snub-nosed Monkey
One of the world's rarest primates and is found only in northern Vietnam. It is easily recognized by its upturned nose and striking black-and-white fur.
Adoption
Owston's Civet
A small carnivore, rarely seen in the wild. They have a distinctive coat with stripes that provide camouflage in the forest.
Adopt
Owston's Civet
A small carnivore, rarely seen in the wild. They have a distinctive coat with stripes that provide camouflage in the forest.
Leopard Cat
A rare species of leopard cat with a distinctive coat. They are primarily nocturnal, hunting in dense forests, and are currently facing the threat of habitat loss.
Pangolin
As the only scaly mammal in the world, they are frequently poached for their scales. They play a vital role in the ecosystem by controlling insect populations.
Masked Palm Civet
They are omnivores that typically inhabit tropical forests. They help disperse seeds, contributing to the maintenance of forest biodiversity.
Otter
A highly social mammal that lives in family groups and is an excellent swimmer
News
What's New
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SVW Documents
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2025 Annual Report
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