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Strengthening Protection For The Grey-Shanked Douc langur In Tam My

In March 2026, Next Continent was honored to be invited to a conservation conference hosted by local conservation organization GreenViet. The event focused on leading sustainable solutions to better protect the critically endangered Grey-shanked Douc Langur (Pygathrix cinerea). The conference brought together more than 50 delegates from every corner of Viet Nam, including primatologists, scientists, […]

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First-Aid Training with Next Continent: Elevating Safety in Wildlife Ecotourism

At Next Continent, SAFETY is not a buzzword. Last week, Next Continent proudly collaborated with Family Hospital Da Nang to host our annual First-Aid Training Course for all staff members. It was all about some serious hands-on training, including: – Wound dressing & how to stop bleeding in a pinch – Temporary fracture immobilization –

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Grey-shanked Douc Langur Conservation in Tam My: GreenViet & Next Continent Partner for Sustainable Ecotourism

GreenViet Biodiversity Conservation Center has signed a two-year partnership (January 2026–December 2027) with Next Continent and other local partners to protect the Grey-shanked Douc in Tam My Commune, Da Nang. The project is part of the “Tam My Community Forest” initiative and links wildlife conservation with sustainable ecotourism. Around 75~ Grey-shanked Douc Langur live in Tam

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