Liam Project is a non-profit organization comprised of top scientists and experts dedicated to safeguarding the water sources on the Lang Biang plateau. Our mission involves restoring biodiversity and preserving the indigenous cultures of ethnic minorities, promoting sustainable coexistence between humans and nature. We present scientific research projects to the Vietnamese government, funded through conservation tourism activities, diverse seed exports, rare genetic plant propagation, and healthcare services in forest clinics.

Our efforts aim to protect the vital water sources for over 60 million people depending on the Dong Nai and SêRêPôk rivers. We also preserve the livelihoods of the K’ho ethnic group and other minority communities by conserving their cultural heritage in architecture, cuisine, craftsmanship, knowledge, and living environment. Join us in supporting our cause for a sustainable future that benefits all living beings.