Last update 07:05 | 24/01/2018
VietNamNet Bridge – Together with Dak Lak and Dong Nai, Nghe An is one of three localities in Vietnam with the highest wild elephant populations. However, their natural habitat is shrinking.
There are 13-15 wild elephants in Nghe An
A survey found that there are 13-15 wild elephants in Nghe An, including 11-13 living in Pu Mat National Park. There are two groups of elephants, one in Khe Thoi in the national park’s core area, and another in the buffer zone.
In recent years, the second group of elephants has entered cultivated areas and residential quarters, damaging crops and houses and threatening people’s lives. Tiếp tục đọc “Nghe An residents in conflict with wild elephants”
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