Vietnam's efforts in protecting elephants

by VTV429 December 2017 Last updated at 06:08 AM

A young elephant at Yok Don National Park – Photo: WWF Vietnam
A young elephant at Yok Don National Park – Photo: WWF Vietnam

VTV.vn - In recent years, the conservation of wild elephants in Vietnam has been given a lot of attention.

The Central Highlands is where 70% of all wild elephants in Vietnam live. A recent study showed that there are about 100 wild elephants in Vietnam. 70 of them live in Yok Don National Park. Dak Lak province also has 61 tamed elephants.

After conservation efforts, elephants in Yok Đôn National Park have been able to mate. A few flocks of elephants have been reported.

However, experts still stress the need for long-term solutions to protecting wild and tamed elephants in the coming time  because conservation activities still face challenges and the illegal purchase of elephant products is still rampant.

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