Vietnamese news on nhandan.com,vn reports that last Friday, a sea turtle in Thua Thien Hue province was successfully released into the wild as a result of the actions of some fishermen who were well informed about wildlife protection.
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ENV has received new information from the court that four poachers have been convincted for killing three Indochinese silvered langurs in Phu Quoc National Park; two of the accused have been sentenced to two years in prison, whilst the other two hunters have been sentenced to two years and six months.
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Yesterday, one of our dedicated volunteers reported the unlawful captivity of a civet and squirrel in Da Nang province. Upon notification of the offense, ENV immediately contacted the Forest Protection Department to look into the case.
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The first ever World Wildlife Day, on 3rd March, was an important day for a group of young Vietnamese students who joined the Wildlife Talk set up at the American Center, part of the U.S. Embassy last Monday. Almost 50 students came to learn about wildlife protection from various organizations via presentations, discussions and a
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Last Monday, a Southern Vietnamese Box Turtle (Cuora bourreti), an endemic species of central Vietnam and classified as Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List and listed in Appendix II of Cites, was successfully rescued and transferred to the Asian Turtle Program before being received by the Turtle Conservation Center in Cuc Phuong National Park.
Last Friday, a grey-shanked douc langur (Pygathrix cinerea) was returned to the wild after the Endangered Primate Rescue Centre (EPRC) advised that it was healthy enough to be released.
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