Nocturne Wildlife Expedition

Service Description

This half-day experience equips visitors with the skills to become conservation storytellers while contributing to wildlife education and biodiversity awareness. Visitors will: Explore the Son Tra forest at night. Use headlamps, red-light torches, and thermal scopes. Spot tree frogs, gliding lizards, sleeping birds, and monkeys. Learn how to watch animals safely and respectfully. Take photos and record observations. Help protect wildlife in the reserve. Visitors take home new skills in wildlife observation, night photography, and ethical tracking. They also bring memories of rare animals, forest sounds, and the stories they captured. Most importantly, they leave with a deeper connection to nature and the satisfaction of helping protect Son Tra’s wildlife.