a management plan that allows for both traditional park management and some limited resource utilisation by local people, which include the Stieng, Chau Ma (now concentrated in Ta Lai) and Cho'ro minorities. In 2008 the Forestry Protection Department collaborating with the Endangered Asian Species Trust (UK), Monkey World Ape Rescue(UK) and Pingtung Wildlife Rescue Centre (Taiwan) founded the Dao Tien Endangered Primate Species Centre. The centre focusses on the rescue, rehabilitation and release of the four endangered primates found in Cat Tien (golden-cheeked gibbon, black-shanked douc, pygmy loris and silvered langur), developing Government guidelines for release of primates. The centre conducts informative daily educational tours explaining the centre's work, with a chance to see young rehabilitated gibbons in the trees. References External links Cat Tien National Park: further information including species lists Video: Cat Tien National Park in Vietnam Gibbon rehabilitation at Cat Tien WWF in Cat Tien Wildlife rescue centre based in HCMC - helps fund moon bear project in Cat Tien National Park. National parks of Vietnam Biosphere reserves of Vietnam Geography of Bình Phước province Geography of Đồng Nai province Geography of Lâm Đồng province Protected areas established in 1978 Ramsar sites in Vietnam