Patrol work shall be carried out regularly to get the latest situation and problems in the nature reserve in time, and formulate corresponding solutions. Hanma cooperated with Forest Police of Greater Khingan Mountains in Inner Mongolia for moose anti-poaching, ensure good connectivity of migration corridors, protect wildlife from poaching and reduce human interference. Hanma cooperated with Alongshan Forestry Bureau, Jinhe Forestry Bureau and Kuduer Emergency Management Force to prevent wildfires, to avoid large-scale damage to the moose habitat in a short period of time, and to ensure the reproduction and survival of moose population.

Through the fishnet method to set up camera traps, sample plots more than 20% of the nature reserve, collecting moose forage plant samples, feces samples, hair samples, etc. for lab analysis, to investigate the moose population density, genetic and dispersal mechanism, nutritional adaptation strategy, gut microbiological characteristics, movement characteristics in Hanma and adjacent areas, and to formulate protection countermeasures based on these results.

This stage enabled a set of action sheets to be drawn up for local managers and institutions (health services, customs, DEAL, Marine Park, etc.). In addition, the inventory was integrated into official databases, and abundance data were incorporated into the regional IUCN plan.

From the beginning, collaboration was one of the pillars of the project; an example of this was the alliance with CIMMYT, whose objective is to technically accompany farmers for three years in the implementation of sustainable agriculture policies.

Similarly, collaboration with one of our corn flour suppliers in Mexico, who was actively involved in the project, was essential for the successful implementation of training and best practices.

With the help of CIMMYT, we were able to identify good agricultural practices in the region and promote their greater use to increase farmer productivity and the sustainable use of resources in the field.

With support from the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT), courses were designed to enable farmers to gain new knowledge in sustainable practices and achieve the required levels of sustainability.

With support from the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) to motivate improvement in the application of good agricultural practices.

Van Long NR was created at the request of the local communities themselves, and they have maintained a strong commitment in their participation of protecting and maintaining ecological and cultural values of Van Long.

Although Van Long NR is small compared to other Protected Areas in Vietnam, the core area of biodiversity conservation in Van Long is proving very effective in conserving biodiversity.

Van Long NR maintains to be the biggest inland wetland in the Northern Plain. The Nature Reserve is also the place with the biggest community of of Delacour langur, at present about 150-160 individuals, a very big increase (238%) compared to the number recorded at the time of its establishment, which was 60-67individuals. Delacour langur population is reproducing well. Beside that, water birds are increasing in numbers made Van Long became a interesting bird watching site. In addition, as a result of good management and protection of the limestone ecosystem and karst landscape, the limestone forests has rapidly recovered, contributing to the increased forest cover up to 30%. The Nature Reserve also performs good protection of the biggest inland wetland in the Northen Plain, which contributes to the preservation of valuable genetic sourcesfor aquatic species.

Achieving financial sustainability is the best alternative to effectively manage the Urban Protected Area. The University has the capacity to secure stable financial resources throughout the year and the community of the Faculty of Sciences actively participates in the search for organizations and partners that can support the conservation of the Area.