Discover Endangered Primate Rescue Centre – Luxco Travels

The Endangered Primate Rescue Centre (EPRC), located in Cuc Phuong National Park, is dedicated to the conservation and rehabilitation of Vietnam’s endangered primate species. The center plays a crucial role in protecting these primates from extinction through rescue, rehabilitation, breeding, and reintroduction programs. Luxco Travels invites you to explore the important work of the EPRC and learn about Vietnam’s unique primate species.

Mission and Goals

The mission of the Endangered Primate Rescue Centre is to ensure the survival of Vietnam’s endangered primates. The main goals include:

• Rescue and Rehabilitation: The EPRC rescues primates from illegal wildlife trade, poaching, and habitat loss, providing medical care and rehabilitation to help them recover.
• Breeding Programs: The center runs breeding programs for critically endangered species, aiming to increase their populations and maintain genetic diversity.
• Reintroduction: Once rehabilitated, primates are reintroduced into their natural habitats to restore wild populations.
• Education and Awareness: The EPRC educates the public about the importance of primate conservation and promotes awareness to combat illegal wildlife trade and habitat destruction.

Endangered Primate Species

The EPRC is home to several species of endangered primates, including:

• Delacour’s Langur: One of the most endangered primates in the world, characterized by its distinctive black and white coloration.
• Cat Ba Langur: Also known as the golden-headed langur, this species is critically endangered and native to Cat Ba Island.
• Red-shanked Douc: Known for its striking appearance with red legs, this species is listed as endangered due to habitat loss and hunting.
• Grey-shanked Douc: Another critically endangered species, the grey-shanked douc is found in central Vietnam.
• Black-shanked Douc: This endangered species is recognized by its black legs and arms and is native to Vietnam and Cambodia.

Visitor Activities

Visitors to the Endangered Primate Rescue Centre can engage in various activities to support and learn about primate conservation:

• Guided Tours: Join a guided tour to learn about the center’s conservation efforts, the primates’ stories, and the challenges they face.
• Volunteer Programs: Participate in volunteer programs to assist with primate care, habitat maintenance, and educational outreach.
• Educational Workshops: Attend workshops and lectures to gain a deeper understanding of primate conservation and the work of the EPRC.
• Photography: Capture the beauty and diversity of the primates in their naturalistic enclosures, contributing to awareness and conservation efforts.

How to Support

Support the Endangered Primate Rescue Centre and its mission through various means:

• Donations: Contribute to the EPRC’s ongoing conservation efforts through financial donations.
• Adopt a Primate: Participate in the adoption program to provide long-term support for individual primates.
• Spread Awareness: Share information about the EPRC and the importance of primate conservation with your network.

Plan Your Visit

Experience the vital conservation work at the Endangered Primate Rescue Centre with Luxco Travels. Contact us today to book your visit and learn more about how you can contribute to the preservation of Vietnam’s endangered primates.

For more information, visit Luxco Travels – Endangered Primate Rescue Centre.