Ngo Thi Hong Nhung is a dedicated team member at the Center for Nature Conservation and Technology (CTNC), playing a crucial role in managing finance and human resources with meticulous attention to detail. With an impressive academic background, holding Bachelor’s degrees in both Business Administration and Accounting from the Vietnam University of Commerce, she ensures the smooth and stable administrative operations of CTNC.

Nhung is one of the few women making significant contributions to wildlife conservation in Vietnam. In a field traditionally dominated by men, her dedication to protecting and preserving the natural environment makes her stand out. She actively participates in fieldwork and plays a vital role in raising awareness, managing finances, and overseeing the logistical aspects of numerous conservation projects.

Her involvement in projects such as the conservation of the Red-shanked Douc Langur demonstrates her perseverance and leadership. Nhung’s unique position in the conservation field highlights the growing presence of women in the sector and proves that gender is not a barrier. Through her work, Nhung is helping to pave the way for more women to engage in nature conservation in Vietnam.

Nhung’s ability to balance her administrative expertise with hands-on fieldwork showcases her dedication to CTNC’s mission of conserving biodiversity and restoring ecosystems. Her contributions strengthen the team’s efforts to create a meaningful conservation impact for both local communities and the global environment.