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Get the recommended immunizations before departure.

Get along with people when physically uncomfortable.

Contend with insects, including leeches and mosquitos.

Sleep in a hammock and tolerate close quarters (including homestays with farmers and bunking with Forest Rangers).

There is one 8 mile hike (flat terrain) and one 19 mile bike ride (mostly downhill).

Hike and/or bike 6 miles a day for a few days.

Camp in the jungle, stay at a few backcountry ranger stations, and spend a night with silk worm farmers at their home.

Eat adventurous food and learn about Vietnamese culture.

Attend lectures with local scientists and experts, and spend time in the field with outstanding local guides.

Visit museums in Ho Chi Minh City and war relics in the field.Look for Vietnam’s last herd of wild elephants we may not find them but we’ll see their evidence and talk with locals who work to resolve human-elephant conflicts.Observe wildlife in the field and in rescue centers, including endangered primates, sun bears and moon bears, an array of tropical birds, crocodiles, guar and more.Hike and bike through diverse landscapes.Support three community-based eco-tourism projects.Optional four day extension to the Con Dao Islands for $285. Includes all lodging, guide fees, in-country travel and most meals. Price is $2915, excluding international airfare. The course begins and ends in Ho Chi Minh City, with an optional 4 day extension to Con Dao Islands National Park. Can tourism ever benefit conservation efforts, and if so, under what circumstances? What cultural and economic factors influence the global illegal wildlife trade? What solutions are helping, and what others are on the horizon? Explore these topics on a level not available to casual tourists. We hope to expand your perspectives on global conservation issues. We will learn from the local scientists and other professionals who are devoting themselves to saving habitats and wildlife in the face of seemingly insurmountable obstacles. This is an intellectually challenging, authentic look at Vietnam’s conservation crisis. This course will connect you on bike and foot through this fascinating landscape to learn about pressing conservation issues, American War history and current life styles. Chúng ta cùng tham khảo một chương trình chào mời tour dạng này cho giảng viên và sinh viên trường Đại học Montana nhé:Ĭonservation & Tourism in Dong Nai Biosphere Reserve, Vietnamĭong Nai Biosphere Reserve in southern Vietnam encompasses the jungles and wetlands of Cat Tien National Park, the secondary forests and war relics of the Dong Nai Culture and Nature Reserve, and small farming communities. Hoa Kỳ là quốc gia rất chú trọng đến vấn đề bảo tồn tự nhiên kết hợp du lịch.