The conservation of nature in Viet Nam

摘要: Systematic efforts to conserve Viet Nam's natural resources began (in the North) in early 1960s with establishment of a 25,000-hectares' area, Cue Phuong National Park, south-west Hanoi. Since end Second Indochina war, Ministry Forestry has undertaken comprehensive programme restore forests that were destroyed or damaged fighting, inventory and their resources, develop forest management for economy recreation Vietnamese people. The Forestry's Institute Forest Inventory Planning is agency carrying out these tasks; it employs about 5,000 people, including well-trained scientists. Before 1963, there no regulations regarding hunting Nam. Now Department Protection which attempts regulate game, such as deer, Wild Pigs, Tigers, Leopards. Many species birds mammals are now totally protected. These include two primates, Gibbon Douc Langur, well three wild cattle, Kouprey, Banteng, Gaur. Kouprey Javan Rhinoceros classified endangered because only few individuals known be still alive, at least Elephants trapped trained commercial purposes capture Elephants, while herds increasing owing war's prevention killing.