Pham Van Thang is an experienced and passionate field researcher at the Center for Nature Conservation and Technology (CTNC). With extensive field experience, he plays a crucial role in collecting essential data for conservation projects. His expertise includes using camera traps, conducting transect surveys, performing interview surveys, and applying drone technology for wildlife monitoring and habitat assessment.

Thang is particularly active in the turtle conservation project in Yen Bai Province, focusing on restoring populations of highly endangered species:

• Wattle-necked Softshell Turtle (Palea steindachneri)
• Big-headed Turtle (Platysternon megacephalum)

His dedication to this project reflects a strong commitment to protecting Vietnam’s biodiversity and working towards the long-term survival of rare animal species.

Thang’s support extends beyond fieldwork—he is an integral part of the team, involved in logistics, resource coordination, and training to ensure effective project implementation. His strong field capabilities and quick problem-solving skills make him a valuable team member.

His combination of technical skills, field experience, and collaborative approach is vital to CTNC’s ongoing efforts to protect and restore ecosystems throughout Vietnam.