Conservationists and Communities Unite to Save an endangered Primate
The Francois Langur in Vietnam
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By: Gregory McCann
Way up in northern Vietnam, tucked away in the karst jungle between Hanoi and China in Tuyen Quang province, sits a conservation landscape surrounded by a mosaic of agriculture, forestry, and village settlements, a microcosm of much of the region’s protected areas today.
But what sets it apart are the Francois langur monkeys, listed by …
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