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Langbiang biosphere reserve (Viet Nam)

Langbiang biosphere reserve (Viet Nam), located in Lam Dong Province, has a total area of 275, 439 hectares. Biodiversity in this region is very high, including many endangered species in Viet Nam and on the International Red Lists. The core area will create a biodiversity corridor, maintaining the integrity of 14 tropical ecosystems. It is also the habitat of many species of wildlife. Agriculture, forestry and the fishery sectors are the main sources of employment for the local communities. Among the cultivated crops, flowers, coffee and tea are the most imortant in terms of revenue generation in the region. There are a number of planned investment projects for some areas with a view to improving its overall management and protection.