Cat Tien Grassland Wildlife Watch

A Grassland Gathering Ground

This camera frames a broad grassy clearing within Cat Tien National Park, a habitat type that is rare and precious across the wider rainforest. The open ground gives many species room to graze, rest and cross paths, turning a single field into a living stage for the park's biodiversity.

The Wildlife You May Encounter

Among the most-watched residents are Sambar deer, the largest deer of Southeast Asia, alongside porcupines, civets and ground-foraging peafowls. Each species uses the grassland in its own way, offering a constantly changing cast of visitors to the open field.

A Living Reserve in Southern Vietnam

Cat Tien is one of Vietnam's most important protected areas, a mosaic of lowland rainforest, wetlands and grassland that shelters threatened mammals, reptiles and birds. This feed is part of a ranger-patrol network that helps monitor and protect the park's fragile ecosystems.

Conservation Through Watchful Eyes

Operated in collaboration with the park's rangers, the camera acts as one of many eyes in the wild, supporting biodiversity surveys and long-term conservation. Every viewer who follows the grassland adds to a shared effort to keep this habitat thriving.