Ninh Binh Province Establishes World's Largest Delacour's Langur Sanctuary
Ninh Binh Province, Vietnam, has established a conservation area for the Delacour's langur, an endangered species. This move is a significant step towards seeking UNESCO World Heritage status for the region.
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