📸 Re:wild Associate An Nguyen has published the very first camera-trapping assessment of wildlife in Vietnam’s southern Annamite Mountains. These photos captured the vast diversity of ground-dwelling bird and mammal species, revealing several highly threatened and endemic species there. This mountain chain is vital to the health of our planet and is located within the Indo-Burma Biodiversity Hotspot and contains many #KeyBiodiversityAreas (which are critical to the persistence of biodiversity and the overall health of our planet!). Nguyen’s study was a joint effort of leibnizizw, Bidoup National Park, the Southern Institute of Ecology, and Re:wild. This work highlighted the importance of intact broadleaf evergreen forests throughout this region to support wildlife populations. The photos in the study also show that the snaring crisis has devastated species throughout the Annamites, including the loss of large herbivores and apex predators. Re:wild continues to work with local partn...