While surveying for lorises (Nycticebus pygmaeus) in Vietnam
blogging from the field during her spring expedition to Vietnam
primatological and paleontological fieldwork in Madagascar, Vietnam
Korean Shamans Sacred Stuff and the Market A Vietnam
When Martha Hurley first took science as a kid, she thought it was boring. She’d rather be outside exploring nature. Then she realized that science was all about the world around her.
catalogue, and protect the amazing biodiversity in Vietnam
When Martha Hurley first took science as a kid, she thought it was boring. She’d rather be outside exploring nature. Then she realized that science was all about the world around her.
catalogue, and protect the amazing biodiversity in Vietnam
Related Publications Bain, R.H., and Q. T. Nguyen. 2001. Geographic distribution. Amolops cremnobatus. Herpetological Review 32:269.Bain, R.H., and Q. T….
Monitoring Building Conservation Capacity in Vietnam
Addressing knowledge gaps about the regional diversity and natural history of mainland Southeast Asia’s small mammals.
Monitoring Building Conservation Capacity in Vietnam
New study based on historic museum specimens formally recognizes a second species of pygmy loris.
Xanthonycticebus intermedius, is found in northern Vietnam
Dr. Laurel Kendall is Curator of Asian Ethnology and Chair of the Anthropology Division. Her long acquaintance with South Korean life began in 1970 as a U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer where a chance encounter with female shamans led her to subsequent anthropological fieldwork. In 2007 the International Society for Shamanic research gave Kendall a lifetime achievement award.
Korean Shamans Sacred Stuff and the Market A Vietnam
Researchers recommend bringing evolutionary biologists together with anthropologists and economists for a holistic view of wildlife trade.
Pygmy slow loris in Lam Dong Province, Vietnam.
The CBC’s research and conservation work in the heart of the Indo-Burma Biodiversity Hotspot – an enormous and geographically complex area containing some of the world’s most spectacular and threat…
Areas Understanding Drivers of Wildlife Trade in Vietnam
