Việt Nam News

The film, a co-production of WWF-Việt Nam and Melt Films, was made to honour a volunteer conservation group that inspired their community to protect the last remaining members of this langur species.

Those might be the two whales that came to the sea off Bình Định Province last year.

The efficacy of such payment schemes for ecosystem services has been proven through their successful implementation in forest ecosystems across Việt Nam.

Pollution from household trash has been a pressing issue for local residents, especially those who live near collection points.

With a commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, Việt Nam recognises the importance of CCUS in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, as stated in the National Strategy for Climate Change to 2050.

Experts have said that it is necessary to develop a mechanism that could radically address the ongoing shortcomings regarding national water management.

Forest rangers are always on patrol even without eco-tourism. But in addition to law enforcers, the daily presence of dozens of visitors also discourages potential criminals and helps detect wrongdoings.

More and more tourism enterprises in Việt Nam have replaced single-use plastic products with ones made with longer-lasting materials to save the environment. Green tourism has become a positive trend throughout the country.

Deputy Prime Minister Trần Hồng Hà will co-chair the 8th meeting of the Việt Nam-Netherlands Intergovernmental Committee on Climate Change Adaptation and Water Management slated for June 25-27 in The Hague.

Trà Vinh Province has been making efforts to tackle plastic pollution, and has ambitious goals.

Several people said they believe that the presence of dolphins indicated positive signs for the marine environment surrounding the Sơn Trà Peninsula.

They belong to four species - long-tailed, rhesus, Assam, and stump-tailed macaques, scientifically known as Macaca fascicularis, Macaca mulatta, Macaca assamensis, and Macaca arctoides, respectively.

Residents in the southern province of Đồng Tháp are stricken with contaminated water in a local canal, affecting irrigation. Authorities are searching for the cause.

Authorities collected DNA samples of 26 captive tigers to add to a national database for management and tracking. Six tigers were released from private ownership.

The country's total covered area of forest was unchanged from 2021 to 2022. Government agencies are requiring authorities on a local level to punish those responsible for deforestation.

The water levels in the lakes are rising slowly, resulting in moderate electricity generation.

Having never seen this species of bird before, Ngô Quốc Đạt researched on social media and realised that it was a Burmese Peacock-Pheasant belonging to Group IIB, a critically endangered and rare group in need of conservation.

With nature declining globally at rates unprecedented in human history, Vietnam is racing to protect its biodiversity. Its private sector is becoming increasing aware of the importance of biodiversity conservation. Many companies have engaged with agrobiodiversity protection and reaped environmental and economic benefits from it.