ENV’s Wildlife Crime Unit (WCU) was established in 2005 to facilitate and motivate public involvement in efforts to combat wildlife trade, and to improve the effectiveness of front line law enforcement agencies.
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January 2016 – As an urgent response to the massive and unabated exploitation of pangolins to meet demand from consumers in Vietnam and China, ENV is taking the unprecedented step of declaring war on pangolin crime. We are calling on the support of our government partners, law enforcement, and the public to put a swift
Pangolins are our friends! Read More »
On October 14, 2015, ENV and our partners hosted the second Outstanding Achievement Awards for Wildlife Protection ceremony to honor five law enforcement officers and two journalists for their contribution to wildlife protection in Vietnam.
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On the 19th of November 2014, Vietnam’s National Environmental Police raided three warehouses in the city of Nha Trang and discovered more than 4.3 tons of dead marine turtles. A month later local police raided three additional locations connected to the same criminal network and found 4,000 more marine turtles. The combined volume of turtles
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The short film highlights ten years of ENV commitment and progress in ending bear farming and trade in Vietnam. Help put an end to illegal bear farming and the consumption of bear bile in Vietnam by reporting bear bile traders to your local authorities, or by calling ENV’s toll-free hotline.
Ending Bear Farming in Vietnam- 10 years of Progress Read More »
The PSA calls on people to stop the consumption of wildlife before it’s too late; and report wildllife crime to ENV’s toll free hotline – 1800 1522.
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Luxurious hotels, car showroom, and shopping malls are places frequently visited by wealthy people, the potential consumers for rhino horn.
Hanoi, January 13, 2015, VTV news host and celebrity Ms. Hoai Anh has called on the public to help stop the illegal trade of endangered pangolins in a new public service announcement (PSA) released today by Education for Nature – Vietnam (ENV). Reporting on the crisis facing pangolins, Hoai Anh urges viewers to take action
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ENV and the Pullman Hotel join together to educate people about the consequences of consuming rhino horn products.
In 2015, Education for Nature – Vietnam (ENV) will host the second annual awards ceremony, recognizing the outstanding achievements and contributions by members of society in the protection of wildlife.
Call for Nominations Outstanding Achievement Awards for Wildlife Protection Read More »
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