Who are we?

Liam Project is a non-profit organization that brings together leading scientists and experts at home and abroad, with a mission to protect water resources on the Lang Biang plateau.

Biodiversity reproduction and cultural preservation of ethnic minorities towards the connection between people and nature.

With our self-funding strategies, we submitted scientific research to the Department by organising tourism activities to preserve cultural diversity, export various ornamental plants from recreating rare genetic resources and take care of human health with a model of a hospital under the forest canopy.

Our Mission

Protecting the Life of water resources on the Lang Biang plateau in order to deliver clean water to the two vast rivers, Dong Nai & SeRePok - supports the livelihoods of more than 60 million people.

Protecting the Life of the K'ho and other ethnic minorities by preserving their culture of architecture, cuisine, craft villages, knowledge, living museums, etc.

Protecting the Life of more than 20 rare and endangered tree species thereby help balance and preserve the forest ecosystem.

WHAT WE DO

To fulfill that mission, experts of the Liam Project have been proposing the appearance of influential scientific research departments. In addition, Liam Project also builds a self-generating strategy by transporting three business models under the forest with the ultimate purpose of supporting scientific research.
Besides, our self-funding strategy is to operate three business models under the forests to generate revenue supporting all scientific research.

Tropical forest

Pathfinder Nature

Regeneration and protection of rare plants in the direction of biodiversity conservation

Forest

Multicultural hiking

Offer exclusive hiking tours and unique living museum aimed at restoring the indigenous culture of minorities.

Activist

Wellness lodge under the forest canopy

Consulting, diagnosing and offering therapeutic methods for patients at home via mobile applications and healing through Hospital under the forest canopy

OUR IMPACT

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More than 20 scientific research projects were submitted to the National Assembly

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More than 30 experts & scientists in the fields of Ecology, Aquatic and Water Resources, Cultural Heritage, etc.

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More than 50 global employees and collaborators

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More than 20 rare and endangered plant species.

Your support is invaluable!

We need your help!

Once you start acting for a better future by preserving water resources and protecting the whole environmental ecosystem, you already create new lives for plants, animals, and most importantly - humans.

Stand with us

Donate to help Liam Project avoid a future where water is the new luxury.

Together with Liam Project, WE PROTECT OUR LIVES!

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