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(12 Nov 2012) SHOTLIST :
AP Television
Cuc Phuong National Park - 31 October 2012
1. Mid of Delacour's langur Johanna eating
2. Mid of Delacour's langur Jonathan lying on bar
3. Close of Jonathan
4. Wide of caretaker bringing in leaves
5. Mid of langur eating leaves
6. Mid of caretaker hanging branches of leaves on cage
7. Mid of Johanna eating leaves
8. Close of foot, pan to eating
9. Close of tail, tilt up to animal
10. Close of sign reading (in English) "Frankfurt Zoological Society - Help for Threatened Wildlife"
AP Television
Van Long Nature Reserve - 2 November 2012
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Tilo Nadler, Director of Cuc Phuong Endangered Primate Rescue Centre (EPRC):
"The two hundred individuals (left in the wild) do not occur in one population. The populations is highly fragmented and this is high danger for the existence of the species."
AP Television
Cuc Phuong National Park - 31 October 2012
12. Nadler and conservationist worker lift up Johanna's transport cage
13. Close of sign reading (in Vietnamese) "Quarantine Section" pan to carrying cage through gate
14. Close of placing cage into van
15. Close of cages labelled Jonathan and Johanna
16. Mid of Nadler closing doors
17. Wide of van leaving rescue centre
AP Television
Van Long Nature Reserve - 31 October 2012
18. Various of Nadle driving
19. Close of billboard reading (in Vietnamese) "White-rumped black langur, a critical endangered primate, needs protection."
AP Television
Van Long Nature Reserve - 2 November 2012
20. SOUNDBITE (English) Tilo Nadler, Director of Cuc Phuong Endangered Primate Rescue Centre (EPRC):
"With the reintroduction of the animals in the largest part of the nature reserve, to support this small population and actually to build a bridge to the larger population we have, so that we have one large population of this species in one area."
AP Television
Van Long Nature Reserve - 31 October 2012
21. Wide of mountains
22. Mid of mountain top, where langurs are released
23. Close of Johanna's transport cage being lifted and carry by forest rangers
24. Various of carrying Johanna and Jonathan's cage up to release site
25. Wide of cages arriving at temporary habitat at release site
26. Mid of Nadler preparing habitat
27. Wide of Jonathan being released into temporary habitat
AP Television
Van Long Nature Reserve - 2 November 2012
28. SOUNDBITE (Vietnamese): Do Van Cac, Director of Van Long Nature Reserve:
"We have been reinforcing patrolling in the nature reserve to ensure the safety of the animal from hunters and other dangers."
29. Wide of Jonathan and Johanna in temporary habitat
30. Mid of Jonathan and Johanna
31. Mid of veterinarian Ulrike Streicher looking at animals
32. Close of Jonathan and Johanna
33. SOUNDBITE (English) Ulrike Streicher, Veterinarian :
"They are absolutely in perfect condition. They are very strong. They are free of all of those diseases what they could transfer to the wild populations. The teeth are in good condition. So that's all fine. So they are ready to go."
34. Wide of cage door being pulled open, Jonathan runs out, followed by Johanna
35. Mid of Johanna sitting on rock, following Jonathan into forest
36. Mid of Jonathan climbing on tree, reaching for food
37. Mid of Jonathan sitting on tree eating
38. Close of Nadler looking at animals
39. Jonathan climbs down tree, disappearing into forest
LEADIN:
Conservationists are working to save the Delacour's langur - one of the rarest species in the world.
There are only about 200 individuals left in the wild and twenty living in captivity.
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