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 My. This small population is a rare and valuable part of Vietnam’s biodiversity. Through responsible wildlife tourism, the partnership aims to protect the species while supporting local livelihoods.

Next Continent principal guide Hoàng Quý leads globally renowned mammalwatcher Gerald Broddelez to his lifer Grey-shanked Douc Langur alongside the local team

Key goals include:

  • Training local community members to run responsible ecotourism activities
  • Following strict wildlife-friendly tourism principles
  • Avoiding negative impacts on the douc population and forest biodiversity
  • Funding local conservation efforts

This collaboration shows how community-based ecotourism in Vietnam can support both biodiversity conservation and sustainable development in Da Nang.

Next Continent look forward to continuing our specialist tours, Grey-shanked Douc Langur: 1-Day Primate Tour and our very popular Kingdom of the Doucs: 2-Day Primate Photography Tour with our respected partners GreenViet.

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