A Gift from the Heart
Giving a gift from the heart is expressing the most special kind of love! LVDI International and our partner, Fanjingshan National Nature […]
Category: Primates
Let’s Save the Douc
The red-shanked douc (Pygathrix nemaeus) is considered by many to be the most beautiful monkey in the world. One of its largest populations is found […]
The Time of My Life and a Breakthrough in My Career
The title of this post encapsulates how Mr. Van Tuan Bui (Vietnam Conservation Program Coordinator) feels after having completed his seven weeks of […]
GEM – The New Jewel of Maromizaha
Lemurs are the crown jewels of the Maromizaha forest. Species such as the indri (Indri indri), diademed sifaka (Propithecus diadema) and black-and-white ruffed […]
LVDI International and GERP Forge Partnership to Save Madagascar’s Lemurs
LVDI International and Groupe d’Étude et de Recherche sur les Primates de Madagascar (GERP) have established a formal accord to further expand […]
LVDI Delegates Attend Inaugural African Primatological Society Congress
LVDI International commends Mr. Mariano Houngbedji (Benin Education Program Coordinator) for his leadership role as a member of the African Primatological Society […]
2017 Charles Southwick Conservation Education Commitment Award Winner
Mr. Bishwanath Rijal (Nepal Program Coordinator) is a recipient of the prestigious Charles Southwick Conservation Education Commitment Award given by the International Primatological Society (IPS). Dr. […]
Super Energizing Camera Traps for Long-term Wildlife Studies
Today, due to advances in digital technology, remotely operated cameras, also known as camera traps, offer a multitude of applications for wildlife […]
A Douc Storybook for the Children of Son Tra and Beyond
Stories are narratives weaved with memorable facts. Beyond written words, stories accompanied by beautiful illustrations can encourage imagination, foster empathy, plant seeds […]
Improving Son Tra Biodiversity Curriculum – A Blueprint for the Future
One of the largest populations of the endangered red-shanked douc occurs on Son Tra Peninsula, only six miles from the center of […]