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Asian Bureau for Conservation

Asian Bureau for Conservation (ABC) works to preserve biodiversity throughout the asian region. ABC is dedicated to providing experience, knowledge, and inspiration to involve people in resolving threats to these ecosystems.

Viet Nam still harbors some valuable and unique areas of high biodiversity with considerable global significance. Vietnamese scientists and officials have shown a long and rather surprising concern for these biological resources. Far-sighted policies and regulations have been adopted in an effort to preserve these resources. However, international agencies have only provided a low, and slow, level of assistance.

MacKinnon, J. (1990). The Nature Conservation System, National Parks and protected Areas. Technical Report No.3 of project VIE/88/037. 55 pp.

MacKinnon, J. & MacKinnon, K. (1987). Conservation status of the primates of the Indo-chinese subregion. Primate Conservation, 8: 187-195.

MacKinnon, J.R. & Stuart, S.N. (Eds.) (1989). The Kouprey: An Action Plan for its Conservation. IUCN/WWF/: 20 pp.

Text and graphics: Asian Bureau for Conservation
January 2, 1997

Dr John MacKinnon, Director
Asian Bureau for Conservation
18E Capital Building
197-191 Lockhart Road
Wanchai, Hong Kong
Tel/Fax (852) 598 6960