The Tonkin snub-nosed monkey population in Na Hang Nature Reserve needs strict protection.

On the afternoon of September 10, in Thuong Lam commune, Tuyen Quang province, the Center for People and Nature (PanNature) organized a program to share information and experience on the topic of biodiversity conservation, in order to continue to promote and raise awareness among the community in biodiversity conservation, protecting rare animal species and developing sustainable natural resources.

Attending the event were representatives of a number of central and local press agencies in the Northeast region, including Thai Nguyen Newspaper, Radio and Television; leaders of Na Hang Nature Reserve, Na Hang Forest Protection Department, local authorities, etc.

Conference scene.

According to the report at the Conference, Na Hang Nature Reserve has an area of ​​over 21,200 hectares, of which 98% is natural forest, and is considered an important limestone mountain ecosystem in the North. The reserve currently records more than 1,100 species of higher plants, nearly 90 species of mammals, nearly 300 species of birds and many rare endemic species... Among them, the Tonkin snub-nosed monkey appears in many areas with about 50 individuals living, affirming that the monkey population in Na Hang still exists and needs to be strictly protected.

At the Conference, delegates focused on discussing and sharing experiences on the advantages and difficulties in forest management and protection, biodiversity protection in Na Hang Nature Reserve; at the same time, they recommended that competent authorities continue to support funding, means, machinery and solutions for better implementation in the coming time...

Source: https://baothainguyen.vn/tai-nguyen-moi-truong/202509/quan-the-vooc-mui-hech-tai-khu-bao-ton-thien-nhien-na-hang-can-duoc-bao-ve-nghiem-ngat-d1f233b/