Việt Nam News

Local communities in An Hòa Commune, Tuy An District of the southern province of Phú Yên have been making changes to conserve the Hòn Yến wetlands while still improving their livelihoods through sustainable economic development

Trần Xuân Phước, director of the Đắk Lắk Centre for Elephant Conservation, Animal Rescue and Forest Protection Management, said the centre would implement the project.

The objective of the project, sponsored by Coca-Cola Foundation, is to facilitate collaboration between consumers, waste pickers, recyclers, and local authorities to pilot the new and innovative approach of Circular Economy and provide feedback for National Policy adaptation.

The contest took place on Wednesday at Phượng Hoàng School in Duy Tân Street in Vinh City with the aim of helping students understand the importance of the environment and provide them adequate knowledge on how to effectively protect it.

Fishermen speculated that the creature might have wandered astray from its pod inadvertently during a hunt trip.

Since 2017, Four Paws has completed 24 bear rescue missions in Việt Nam. Five years have passed since the first rescue and now 49 Asiatic black bears are living happily in their forever home – the Bear Sanctuary Ninh Bình. There is still a lot of work to continue rescuing and protecting these animals and developing conservation awareness.

Located in Central Trường Sơn, the forests of Thừa Thiên-Huế province have high biodiversity, with about 134 species of mammals and more than 500 types of birds.

The Khánh Hòa Provincial People's Committee has just issued a master plan to preserve and restore coral reefs in Nha Trang Bay.

Việt Nam faces a series of environmental pollution challenges largely spurred by agriculture, transportation, and industrial production.

Digital technology solutions will help promote waste classification at source, and better managed waste collection, treatment and recycling, experts said at a recent workshop held in HCM City.

Issues covered at the symposium range from the role of women in primate conservation science in Indonesia, developing the capacity of young researchers in primate conservation in Vietnam to the community-led conservation action for gibbons in Cambodia, and the use of thermal imaging with unmanned aerial vehicle in monitoring threatened primate communities in Việt Nam.

Statistics revealed that Việt Nam has 4.5 million cars and 60 million motorbikes currently in use, and these figures are growing.

The ceremony, a COP27 side event, was attended by Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Trần Hồng Hà and Stephen Moss, Regional Chief Executive Officer – Middle East, North Africa and Turkey, HSBC Group,

Residents at Tân Xuân Village recalled how several houses collapsed into the sea, and those families had to move further inland.

Minister Nguyễn Hồng Hà spoke to Vietnam News Agency on the sidelines of the 27th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27) in Egypt.

A Vietnamese delegation led by Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Trần Hồng Hà attended an event regarding reducing greenhouse gas emissions in response to climate change.

HCM City authorities have asked agencies and relevant units to take necessary measures to ensure safety for more than 1,300 residents living around 32 erosion-prone locations.

US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry said the US will work together with Việt Nam to fulfill climate commitments.