Last week Vietnamese news on Dantri.com.vn reported the heart-rending case of a five-year-old boy who lost both his arms after being badly bitten by a bear at his uncle’s farm.
A brutal reminder of the grave risks of bear farming Read More »
In celebration of Vietnam National Bear Day, today our team organized a bear exhibit at HCMC University of Natural Resources and Environment.
Over 450 students sign pledge cards not to consume bear bile today! Read More »
The Vietnamese Government committed to phase out bear farming across the country back in 2005, and since then, we’ve seen some great results. After eight years’ continued efforts, the number of bears in captivity has more than halved, from 4,500 in 2005 to around 2,000 today.
It’s September 13, which means it’s Vietnam National Bear Day! Read More »
Yesterday, Vietnamese news on Thanhnien.vn reported that the Environmental Police Department of the Ministry of Public Security in cooperation with Dak Nong province’s police investigated and uncovered serious wildlife crimes at three locations in Dak Nong province.
Serious wildlife possession crimes uncovered in Dak Nong province Read More »
“Setting foot in South Africa has been a dream of mine since I was a child… now it has come true. This is a golden chance for me to directly observe rhinos in their natural environment. It’s regretful that we lost our last rhino in 2010. Let’s lend a hand to protect rhinos. You people
Vietnamese news on anninhthudo.vn reports that a fisherman in Quang Tri province, central Vietnam caught a ten kilogram green sea turtle on Monday and immediately reported it to the local authorities.
Green sea turtle released back into the ocean Read More »
Today a Vietnamese National Assembly member, a journalist, an actor and a senior environmental police officer will fly to South Africa for a ten-day study tour on the illegal rhino horn trade.
Vietnamese delegates fly to South Africa for study tour on the illegal rhino horn trade Read More »
This week Ha Tinh customs authorities stopped a man suspected of trafficking wildlife by motorbike on the way from the Cau Treo international border zone to the central city of Ha Tinh province. The driver managed to flee the scene but left behind his haul, which included more than 70 turtles.
Wildlife traffickers continue tricky tactics to evade authorities Read More »
Great news today about one of our volunteers who previously joined one of our campaigns at Cuc Phuong National Park and was inspired to make an active contribution to wildlife protection in Vietnam.
ENV volunteers making a REAL impact on wildlife protection Read More »
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