Author name: Giang Tran

A civet resting in a tree at night during a spotlighting tour in Vietnam.

麝香猫项目:杰斯·胡珀谈麝香猫咖啡与麝香猫保护

Jes Hooper of The Civet Project explores the threats facing civets, the realities behind civet coffee and the work underway to protect these overlooked small carnivores. Civets are among the world’s most elusive small carnivores, yet many of the threats they face remain largely out of sight, making civet conservation increasingly important. Across their range,

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Next Continent presenting gifts to Tiên Phong Group alongside GreenViet during a gathering in Tam Mỹ, Vietnam.

在三美打造更好的灰腿白臀叶猴体验

Strengthening the Grey-shanked Douc Langur Experience in Tam Mỹ: GreenViet x Next Continent x Tiên Phong Group Conservation is rarely the work of one organisation alone. It takes local knowledge, scientific expertise, responsible tourism, education and (perhaps most importantly) people willing to work together towards the same goal. That is exactly what brought GreenViet, the

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Birders photographing wildlife from a cruise during the Wild Hoi An 1-Day Birding Tour

会安野外观鸟之旅的一天:从营销女孩到观鸟者

Hello readers, and welcome back! It’s your Marketing girl Hương Giang here, nature lover and your guide through all things Next Continent. In this blog post, I’ll be taking you along on our Wild Hoi An 1-Day Birding Tour, led by the charming and wonderfully attentive guide, Thành Phan. It was a wonderful opportunity for

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Three people holding a document at a conservation conference on grey-shanked douc langurs in Vietnam

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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