Cat Tien Wildlife Corridor Clearing

A Living Wildlife Corridor

This camera overlooks one of Cat Tien National Park's natural transition zones, where unbroken rainforest gives way to open grassland. Such corridors are the arteries of the park, letting animals move safely between feeding grounds and the protective cover of the trees.

Wildlife to Watch For

The clearing is a stage for the park's residents. Patient viewers may spot sambar deer and green peafowl stepping into the open, while civets, porcupines and lapwings animate the forest fringe when the wider world quietens.

One of Vietnam's Great Reserves

Cat Tien National Park in Đồng Nai is one of Southeast Asia's most important biodiversity strongholds, protecting lowland tropical forest, wetlands and a rich mosaic of endangered species across its sprawling grounds.

Eyes in the Wild for Conservation

Operated by the Katien Ranger Patrol alongside the park, this feed is part of a network of conservation cameras that help rangers and specialists track wildlife movement and protect this fragile ecosystem.