Việt Nam News

Many rural communities in Cà Mau Province have gradually developed the habit of sorting waste at source, thus shielding the environment and benefiting local residents.

The Phú Quốc Marine Protected Area spans over 40,909ha of water surface, encompassing coral reefs and seagrass beds. The area is home to many rare marine species listed in international conservation catalogues.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade has recently proposed the development of two interregional renewable energy industry and service hubs - one in the northern region and another in the southern region.

The typhoon is forecast to bring torrential rains to the central and Central Highlands regions between Wednesday evening and Friday.

Tiền Giang Province is developing freshwater aquaculture to create jobs and increase people’s incomes.

“We are aware that motorbikes are not the cause of every problem, but they are a contributing factor to many social and urban cultural issues. This affects not only individual convenience, but also the shared living environment of the community,” the Chairman of Hà Nội said.

Local authorities in the Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta are tightening various measures to protect residents and land from erosion, as such incidents are increasing during the ongoing rainy season.

The management board of Lý Sơn Marine Protected Area (MPA), together with the voluntary Team Light Charity, has released 35 spanner crabs (Ranina ranina) carrying roe (unfertilised eggs) into the ecological recovery zone off the islands.

After years of mounting environmental damage, Minh Khai village, home to hundreds of plastic recycling operations, has been given until September 2025 to relocate and comply with new cleanup orders, in what officials call the strongest action to date.

As the World Environment Day (June 5) spotlights the prevention of plastic pollution towards green lifestyle, circular economy, and sustainable future, Vietnamese communities are proving that meaningful change begins with individual action and collective determination.

In recent years, Việt Nam has introduced and implemented numerous key policies, programmes, and strategies to strengthen plastic waste management and reduce plastic pollution.

Lạng Sơn Global Geopark, with its outstanding geological values, cultural heritage, and unique natural landscapes, represents a valuable addition to UNESCO’s global geoparks system.

With an estimated offshore wind potential of 600GW, the highest in Southeast Asia, Việt Nam is positioning itself as a regional leader in clean energy.

No country in the world can stand outside the fight against plastic waste, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Environment Lê Công Thành stated.

Renowned artists including Hà Anh Tuấn, Đen Vâu, and Phan Mạnh Quỳnh, along with many directors and attendees, took part in planting hundreds of rare tree species such as mun (Diospyros mun) and chò chỉ (Parashorea chinensis) in the Thung Bông area of the national park, contributing to forest ecosystem restoration.

Keeping forests in Côn Đảo is an important task of the border guard soldiers. In the middle of the vast ocean, forests are like green lungs for the island. Only with forests can fresh water be retained, one of the vital conditions for survival.

This year’s World Oceans Day on June 8 is themed 'Wonderful Oceans: Sustaining What Sustains Us', while World Environment Day is on June 5 with the theme: 'Beat Plastic Pollution'.

With just a simple scan with a mobile phone, visitors now can access a database of each tree species in the jungle at the Bù Gia Mập National Park in the southern province of Bình Phước.