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Scientific research
Scientific paper
Gray, R., Van Pham, T., Lo, B. T., Cao, L. N., Van Ha, N., Van Nguyen, T., … & Van Nguyen, T. (2022). Evidence of Spotted Linsang Prionodon pardicolor post-weaning parental care. Small Carnivore Conservation, 60.
DownloadCao, Long & Gray, Russell & Thong, Pham & Trinh, Mai & Nguyen, Tan & Nguyen, Huyen & Willcox, Daniel & Nguyen, Thai. (2022). Confirmed evidence of Marbled cat in Pu Mat National Park, Vietnam. CATnews 75, 25-28.
DownloadVan Pham, T., Trinh, M. T., Gray, R. J., Cao, L. N., Van Nguyen, T., Van Nguyen, M., … & Van, T. N. (2023). Southern extension of raccoon dog Nyctereutes procyonoides (Mammalia: Carnivora: Canidae) range in Vietnam with comments on its conservation status in the country. European Journal of Wildlife Research, 69(2), 22.
DownloadNguyen, H. T., Willcox, D., Gray, R., MacDonald, E., Le, D. V., Nguyen, T. V., … & Nguyen, T. V. (2023). Living on the Edge: The Impacts of Buffer Zones on Wetland Carnivores in Vietnam.
DownloadMaster's thesis
Newton, P 2007, Potential applications of hunters’ knowledge for the conservation of pangolins in Vietnam, A dissertation of Master of Sciences in Applied Ecology and Conservation, University of East Anglia, Norwich, England.
DownloadChallender, D 2008, Time-budgets and activity patterns of captive Sunda pangolins (Manis javanica), A dissertation of Master Conservation Biology, Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester, England.
DownloadClark, L, 2012, Disease Issues Associated with Captive and Trade-Confiscated Viverrids in Northern Vietnam, Masters in Veterinary Science thesis, The University of Sydney, Australia, pp. 226.
DownloadPresentation
Nguyen, VT, Newton, P, Roberton, S, Bell, D, Clark, L 2008, ‘Tapping into local knowledge to help conserve pangolins in Vietnam’, Proceedings of the workshop on trade and conservation of pangolins native to South and Southeast Asia, p. 163.
DownloadClark, L, Nguyen, VT, Tran, Q P 2008, ‘A long way from home: the health status of Asian Pangolins confiscated from the illegal wildlife trade in Vietnam’, Proceedings of the workshop on trade and conservation of pangolins native to South and Southeast Asia, pp. 111-118.
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RESOURCES
Bình luận Dự thảo Nghị định sửa đổi, bổ sung nghị định 06/2019/NĐ-CP và nghị định 84/2021/NĐ-CP
Bình luận Dự thảo Nghị định sửa đổi, bổ sung nghị định 06/2019/NĐ-CP và nghị định 84/2021/NĐ-CP
MEDIA & PRESS ABOUT SVW
“Pangolins: why this cute prehistoric mammal is facing extinction” The Telegraph, January 31, 2015
Read more“The world’s most-trafficked mammal – and the scaliest” BBC, February 5, 2015
Read more“Meet the cute pangolin Telegraph readers have adopted” The Telegraph, February 6, 2015
Read more“In Vietnam, Rampant Wildlife Smuggling Prompts Little Concern” The New York Times, March 30, 2015
Read more“Volunteer story: Caring for rescued pangolins in Vietnam” Earth Touch NEWS, December 27, 2015
Read more“16 con tê tê được tái thả về tự nhiên” VnExpress, February 18, 2016
Read more“For Pangolins, A Long Hard Road to Freedom” HuffPost, March 18, 2016
Read more“Scaling the odds at Vietnam’s pangolin rehab” Daily Mail, November 15, 2016
Read more“53 pangolins released to the wild” Viet Nam News, May 8, 2017
Read more“Ieder schubdier telt voor Madelon Rusman” Trouw, January 26, 2018 (Dutch)
Read more“360° Geo Reportage – Vietnam, die letzten Pangoline” ARTE, February 4, 2018 (German)
Read more“Thailand studies animal care to improve survival of Pangolins” USAID, April 20, 2018
Read more“Pangolins – The World’s Most Wanted Animal” BBC Natural World, May 15, 2018
Read more“Could Vietnam win the battle to save the pangolin?” The Economist 1843, November 21, 2018
Read more“Poaching is sending the shy, elusive pangolin to its doom”, National Geographic, May 2019
Read more“The World’s Most Trafficked Animal Has Scales”, Bloomberg, July 2019
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