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(QNO) - A Rainforest Trust’s non-refundable grant of VND 6.1 billion has just given to Quang Nam through the GreenViet Biodiversity Conservation Centre in order to preserve the population of grey-shanked douc langurs in Tam My Tay community forest (Nui Thanh district).
The project is aimed at preserving grey-shanked douc langurs in Tam My Tay community forest effectively until January 2024, contributing to the local economic development via community-based tourism.
Thereby, the tourism model will be replicated, promoting biodiversity conservation.
Accordingly, 60 hectares of Tam My Tay community forest will be converted into special-use forest, improving forest rangers’ capacities of forest protection and wildlife monitoring.
Additionally, the project will pilot a community-based ecotourism programme to help local people get accustomed to providing tourism services and improve their income.
At the same time, a plan is developed to maintain the sustainability of Tam My Tay.