Published in both Vietnamese and English, our bulletins are sent to law enforcement agencies throughout Vietnam to illuminate important issues and, through this, help to improve enforcement.
Our August 2013 Wildlife Crime Bulletin is out today! Read More »
Yesterday our team dropped into Mien Dong Bus Station in Ho Chi Minh City, one of the biggest bus stations in Vietnam, to entertain passersby with one of our wildlife trade exhibits. Plenty of passengers joined us to learn about wildlife protection in Vietnam and contribute their ideas and experiences relating to the conservation of
Jump on board! ENV brightens up the daily wait for the bus Read More »
Yesterday morning an informant contacted the Asian Turtle Program (ATP) to report a man who had been seen carrying three live turtles when he stopped to eat lunch at a local Da Nang restaurant. The ATP passed the news onto us at ENV and we immediately informed the local Forest Protection Department (FPD) authorities, who
Swift rescue of three precious turtles in a single morning Read More »
With king cobra trafficking cases appearing regularly in the Vietnamese news of late, ENV held a timely seminar this past weekend to educate our wildlife protection volunteer network in Ho Chi Minh City about the king cobra.
A timely discussion on the king cobra for ENV’s wildlife protection volunteers Read More »
Ha Noi, August 26, 2013 – Education for Nature – Vietnam (ENV) has released a new public service announcement (PSA) video aimed at increasing public awareness about the plight of the world’s rhinos. By tracing the path of the illegal rhino horn trade from South Africa to Vietnam, the PSA highlights the severe consequences of Vietnam’s increasing demand
26 Aug 2013 – New Public Service Announcement highlights links between the killing of rhinos in Africa and consumers in Vietnam
Help put and end to the illegal consumption of rhino horn in Vietnam by reporting rhino horn smugglers and traders to your local authorities, or by calling ENV’s toll-free hotline.
PSA- Rhino Horn Consumption Is Socially Unacceptable Read More »
Early yesterday morning, a Da Nang fisherman brought ashore a seal he had caught off the coast near Thanh Khe. Claiming the seal had torn his net and eaten his catch for the day, the man initially refused to release the seal and tried to demand compensation.
Seal released off the coast near Thanh Khe Read More »
Today, we are lucky to be witnessing a milestone in the conservation of Vietnamese pond turtles. Seventy-one turtles are joining more than 200 of their relatives at the Turtle Conservation Center (TCC) here in Cuc Phuong National Park in Ninh Binh province, Vietnam.
Watch as 71 precious Vietnamese pond turtles settle into their new home Read More »
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