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On the 26th and 27th of February, ENV succeeded in replacing rhino horn banners with new wildlife trade ones in over 20 markets in the three main cities in Vietnam (Hanoi, Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City), as well as cooperating with eight new markets in which to hang banners for the first time. […]

Last Sunday, 18 enthusiastic volunteers spread out across four districts in Vinh City, Nghe An province, to inspect restaurants and businesses for their compliance with wildlife protection laws.    

ENV’s outreach team has had a busy time recently, holding a series of well-received awareness-raising activities in two big universities in Hanoi: Hanoi University and the University of Social Sciences and Humanities.  

This morning, two leopard cats were released into Long Khanh Nature Reserve, as a result of a call to ENV’s wildlife crime hotline.  

  ENV’s Wildlife Crime Unit was established in 2005 as a means to encourage public reporting of wildlife crimes. Trained case officers pass information to the authorities and track each case through to conclusion. Since 2005, the crime unit has handled more than 6,300 cases through enforcement campaigns and compliance programs targeting business owners, and

Yesterday, ENV cooperated with Da Nang University of Economics, to run a wildlife conservation program, including an interesting presentation and engaging debate, with 200 students who came to learn about and share their ideas of wildlife consumption in Vietnam.    

Hanoi, February 19, 2014 – Education for Nature – Vietnam (ENV) has released its latest public service announcement (PSA) aimed at encouraging the public to bring an end to the killing of the world’s tigers by avoiding use of traditional medicine made from tiger bones. The PSA targets the perception by some consumers that tiger

Two green sea turtles were successfully rescued yesterday, as a result of information reported through ENV’s hotline.  

The initial results of ENV’s consumer crime reduction campaign in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) have shown promising progress in the reduction of wildlife trade violations: in five districts (Dong Da district in Hanoi and four districts in Ho Chi Minh city) where both initial and follow-up surveys have been completed, violations have

ENV Rhino Ambassador Xuan Bac, a famous comedian who also took part in ENVs delegation to South Africa in 2013, encourages the Vietnamese public to say “no” to rhino horn on the Tao Quan festive TV show this week.