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Dak Lak takes prompt action to save elephants

23 January 2017
VietNamNet Bridge
Animals / Biodiversity / Ecosystems / Environment and natural resources / Environment and natural resources policy and administration / Environmental and biodiversity protection / Plants
Cao Chi Cong / Dak Lak / Dong Nai / Elephant conservation / Elephant populations / Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development / Nghe An

As elephants are now facing a threat of extinction in Vietnam, the country has decided to spend big money on elephant conservation programs. A survey conducted under the framework of the elephant conservation project, Vietnam now only has 60 domesticated and over 100 wild elephants, ...

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