Ninh Binh establishes reserve to protect endangered Delacour's langur
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Vietnam has established the Kim Bang Delacour's Langur Habitat Conservation Area covering 3,182 hectares (about 7,860 acres) of karst limestone forest in Ninh Binh Province to protect a species with fewer than 250 individuals surviving in around 17 populations.
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