Endangered pangolins returned to the wild

Save Vietnam’s Wildlife (SVW), in co-operation with Cúc Phương National Park has successfully released 25 Sunda pangolins (Manis javanica) into a safe habitat for the species.

Ninh Thuận to boost tourism

The central province of Ninh Thuận will continue to offer more incentives for tourism investment in order to make the province a safe, friendly and exciting destination to visit. That’s the message from People’s Committee chairman, Lưu Xuân Vĩnh who was speaking at a conference yesterday.

Lack of care leads to elephant rampages

For centuries, residents in Phúc Sơn Commune, central province of Nghệ An have lived comfortably with wild elephants, but as bamboo forests - the main diet of many elephants - are replaced with industrial trees, things are changing. Many elephant herds are now finding it difficult to find enough food to survive

Floating and careening down Giăng River

A boat trip on the Giăng River inside Pù Mát National Park, one of the richest and most diversified ecosystems in Việt Nam, can really provide an adventure.

Swiss writer falls in love with the back streets

Love does not always fade with time. For Swiss writer Anemi Wick, the deep love story she has had for Việt Nam for eight years has only deepened over the years.

VN to expand biodiversity protection by 2020

Việt Nam’s rich biodiversity has been under threat due to overloaded exploitation, illegal wildlife hunting and trafficking, as well as poor management and collaboration among State agencies.

Police seize vehicle with 80 pangolins The Hung Yen Province Police yesterday said they have seized an automobile that was transporting more than 80 pangolins that weighed more than 300kg in all.

Pangolins rescued in Thanh Hoa1 Save Viet Nam's Wildlife (SVW) and Cuc Phuong National Park has rescued 56 Java Pangolins in Thanh Hoa Province.

Hard times for elephants It is not an easy time for Viet Nam's elephants. They are becoming fewer and fewer in number. One of the reasons is that so many forests have been destroyed. Wild elephants are in danger of disappearing from the country forever.

Viet Nam's elephants on brink of extinction Experts and conservationists are calling for increased funding and efforts to save the dwindling number of elephants in Viet Nam.