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Evaluation report: Effectiveness in addressing consumer wildlife crime in Hue

Evaluation report:  Effectiveness in addressing consumer wildlife crime in Hue In the quarter two of 2014, ENV conducted intensive consumer wildlife crime surveys in 19/29 wards of Hue city, Thua Thien Hue province.  During the surveys, all business establishments matching pre-determined criteria were inspected within the city. Overall, violations were recorded in 11.9% of 353 […]

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An evaluation of the outcomes of prosecutions for serious wildlife crimes in Vietnam

An evaluation of the outcomes of prosecutions for serious wildlife crimes in Vietnam In January 2014, ENV carried out a review of criminal prosecutions which involved rare and endangered wildlife species that are currently listed in Group 1B of Decree 32/2006 and are fully protected under Vietnamese law. The review was carried out to evaluate the

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Tortoise and Freshwater Turtle Identification Resource

Tortoise and freshwater turtle identification resource This updated version of the “Tortoise and Freshwater Turtle Identification Resource” (in Vietnamese language) was released in April 2012 by ENV, Cuc Phuong Turtle Conservation Center (TCC) and the Asian Turtle Program (ATP). It includes information on 25 species of tortoise and freshwater turtle in Vietnam that are protected

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Pangolin Trade Synopsis

Pangolin trade synopsis A review of documented pangolin smuggling and trade cases in Vietnam covering a six year period, from 2005 to 2010. The analysis provides an overview of pangolin trade including the volume of trade and suspected trade routes, and obstacles faced in confronting the pangolin trade in Vietnam. Synopsis published in June 2011.

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