Fighting the Wildlife Trade in Vietnam

Confiscated young Grey-shanked douc langur, now raised at EPR-Cente

Vietnam is home to around 10% of the world's species. 5 of the 25 most endangered primates are endemic to Vietnam, but wildlife in Vietnam has become very scarce.

Responsible are habitat loss by deforestation and the flourishing trade of wild animals and their meat or parts for traditional medicine and food in Asia.

WAGI is supporting law-enforcement and ranger work in Nature Reserves of Vietnam's Thanh Hoa province providing financial assistance for effective anti-poaching patrols and by contributing towards animal rescue costs.

If you would like to support our work in Vietnam, please donate here or via PayPal:

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