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Travel with us to create magical memories and support wildlife conservation projects together

Who is HiVOOC

Founded in 2023 by wildlife conservation experts with 10–15 years of experience, HiVOOC bridges conservation and ecotourism. Our nature tours, developed with local communities, promote sustainability and inspire environmental stewardship.

Specializing in premium conservation and primate photography tours, HiVOOC funds conservation by allocating revenue to community groups, langur- protecting patrols, and free education programs.

With HiVOOC, experience is the perfect mix of adventure and conservation—where every journey creates unforgettable memories and helps preserve the planet’s natural beauty. Red-shanked Douc Langur – QUEEN of PRIMATES

“Travel with us to create magical memories and support willdife conservation projects together”

At HiVOOC, the motto ‘Ecotourism for Conservation and Conservation for Ecotourism’ isn’t just something we say – it’s the foundation of everything we do. With every wildlife tour, we actively implement practical conservation projects, ensuring that your trip is not only a memorable experience but also contributes to the protection of nature.

How do we put this into action?

Direct Investment in Conservation: A portion of proceeds from each tour will be dedicated to conservation projects, from supporting primate protection patrols, training for Local trackers…

Conservation Education: Conservation Education: We integrate conservation education into every tour, helping visitors better understand the importance of ecosystems, animals and the challenges they face. Through talks, interactive activities and live guidance from experts, we empower visitors to become conservation ambassadors. We also organize free experiential education programs for families and children every month, to spread the love of nature and the spirit of conservation, such as the program: Vooc ơi, mình đi đâu thế?…

Community Partnerships: We believe that conservation is only successful with the involvement of local communities. We create employment opportunities, support sustainable economic development, and raise awareness about the value of nature. We work with communities to develop community-based tourism models, ensuring that they directly benefit from conservation.

Experiential Ecotourism: We carefully design our experiential ecotours to minimize negative impacts on the environment. We adhere to responsible wildlife viewing guidelines and encourage guests to participate in small conservation activities, such as litter picking or tree planting.

We believe that by actively and responsibly combining ecotourism with conservation, we can protect the untamed beauty of nature for future generations.”

“Primate King” Tilo Nadler and his devotion to Vietnamese forests

Dr. Tilo Nadler stands as a pivotal figure in conservation within Vietnam, widely known and respected for his unwavering dedication to primates and forest ecosystems. His remarkable life has become a source of inspiration for anyone fortunate enough to encounter him. His devotion to the old-growth forests of Vietnam has earned him the esteemed title of “knight of the old forests of Vietnam,” a testament to his extensive conservation efforts that extend beyond the realm of primate research and protection.  

 

The affectionate moniker bestowed upon him by the Vietnamese people, “Primate Lord,” carries profound significance, reflecting his central role in the preservation of the country’s rare primate species. This title, translating to “lord of the primates” or “king of the primates” , is not merely a name but a recognition of his vast knowledge, leadership in primate conservation endeavors, and likely the significant successes he has achieved in safeguarding these vulnerable animals. The use of this honorific highlights the deep admiration and respect held by the conservation community and the Vietnamese people for his contributions.

 

Tilo Nadler’s extensive experience and knowledge have made him a valuable advisor to government agencies and businesses on conservation issues. His advice has been instrumental in shaping our mission: Ecotourism for Conservation and Conservation for Ecotourism.

HiVOOC is a private enterprise founded by members with many years of experience in the field of biodiversity conservation and community development in 2023.

Bùi Văn Tuấn (Tuấn Ba Gấu)

Co-founder – CEO

Mr. Bùi Văn Tuấn, commonly known as “Tuấn Voọc,” “Tuấn Ba Gấu” is a primate conservation expert. Born in 1986, he has dedicated over 15 years to researching and safeguarding rare primate species, particularly the brown-cheeked and gray-cheeked langurs in Central Vietnam. Even as a university student, his passion for langurs inspired him to embark on daring field trips—from sleeping in the forest to meticulously studying their behavior and natural habitat.

 

Mr. Tuấn has not only contributed to building a scientific database and implementing primate conservation projects but also inspired the community through various media channels and educational programs. His efforts have helped connect researchers and experts both domestically and internationally, while raising public awareness about the value of nature conservation and biodiversity.

Lê Trang

Co-Founder – Conservation Educator

Ms. Lê Thị Trang is an education and conservation expert. Born in 1986 and holding a degree in environmental studies from Da Nang University of Science and Technology, Ms. Trang has been devoted to nature conservation from her early years, driven by a deep passion for biodiversity.

 

Even as a student, she actively volunteered with environmental organizations, participating in investigations into wildlife trafficking and illegal hunting in the Central and Central Highlands regions. She not only contributed to conservation projects for the endangered red-shanked douc langur—a rare primate species in Vietnam—but also initiated numerous educational and outreach programs aimed at raising community awareness about the value of nature.

 

Through her practical contributions and broad influence, Ms. Lê Thị Trang has been honored as a “Hotspot Biodiversity Hero” by the Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF), recognizing her relentless efforts to connect, mobilize, and educate communities in protecting the environment.

Triệu Trân Huân

Co-founder – Director of Research and Development

Mr. Trieu Tran Huan is an expert in conservation and community livelihood development. Born in 1989, he has 10 years of experience working and interacting with buffer zone communities in Nature reserves and National parks in Central Vietnam.

 

With a love for nature and a desire to bring sustainable values ​​to buffer zone communities, his job is to connect researchers, NGO’s and state management agencies with local communities, helping to raise public awareness of the value of nature conservation and biodiversity, towards sustainable values ​​for the community.

Vũ Nguyễn

Co-founder

 

Responsible for travel safety on each HiVOOC trip. With many years of experience, he helps make HiVOOC trips as safe and comfortable as possible.

Thùy Vân

Co-founder

 

Finance Manager, who ensures the financial matters of HiVOOC. Transparency, dedication and ensuring the financial safety of HiVOOC and all customers.

Mr. Nguyen Hoang

Son Tra Langur trackers—special local staff in Son Tra Peninsula who play an important role in our primate tours. He work for his passion and love for the QUEEN (Red-shanked douc langur and wildlife of the Son Tra peninsula.

Mr. Nguyen Huu Tho

Son Tra Langur trackers—special local staff in Son Tra Peninsula who play an important role in our primate tours. He work for his passion and love for the QUEEN (Red-shanked douc langur and wildlife of the Son Tra peninsula.

Mr. Nguyen Thanh Tu (Tú Vooc)

Ha Tinh Langur trackers – Mr. Nguyen Thanh Tu (Tu Vooc) and the community protection team in Thach Hoa, Quang Binh is a testament to the dedication and tireless efforts of individuals and the local community in conservation. Their significant contributions have helped protect and increase the population of the Ha Tinh langur, a critically endangered primate

Tam My Tay team

Tam My Tay Langur trackers – The Tam My Tay Conservation Community Group, dedicated and passionate, has inspired their community to work together to protect the last douc langurs in Nui Thanh district, Quang Nam province.

We believe that Indigenous peoples’ values, cultural heritage, knowledge and land rights are paramount when planning and implementing conservation strategies. Combined with science, and reasonable conservation policies, we will have a sustainable conservation tool.

We honor and support the vital role of brave conservationists – National Park and Protected Area Management Boards, forest patrols, scientists, senior decision makers, influencers and activists, and especially community conservation teams.

We continually ask ourselves, ‘how can we help?’. We help by travelling responsibly and donating to worthy causes, debating to help find conservation solutions. And we help by collaborating with others who share our passion.

Drop a Line:

  • 081 394 9222 (Ms. Quỳnh)
  • 083 594 9222 (Ms.Nga)

Contact via email:

  • info@hivooc.com  ( Customer care/ daily tour/ cooperation.)
  • tourbooking@hivooc.com (Tour-related issues/tour-related incident reports)

Visit office: K39/21 Thanh Vinh 1, Son Tra, Da Nang