Wildlife crime could be a source of future pandemics; tackling it must be embedded into international criminal law Wildlife crime could be a source of future pandemics; tackling it must be embedded into international criminal law

FLC Group to inaugurate Việt Nam's biggest hotel in Quy Nhơn in November 2020 FLC Grand Hotel Quy Nhơn is scheduled to be officially inaugurated in November this year, becoming a new iconic project in central province of Bình Định, contributing to the completion and enhancement of a luxury resort experience for visitors in one of the leading vacation spots in Việt Nam.

Kids call for protection of wildlife

The exhibition Save Wildlife – Save Our Lives was launched as part of a campaign initiated by Education for Nature Vietnam (ENV) in collaboration with the Vietnamese Women’s Museum and Talky English Centre.

Six-man squad protects animals in Sơn Trà Peninsula

In the first six months this year, forest rangers discovered and seized thousands of animal traps, helping protect wildlife in Sơn Trà Peninsula.

42 animals released in national park The 42 animals released included four pig-tailed macaques, three yellow monkeys, two red-faced monkeys, 31 turtles and two pigmy lorises. 

Van Gogh, Gauguin brothel letter sells for 210,000 euros

A letter written jointly by Vincent Van Gogh and Paul Gauguin in which they talk of their brothel visits and share their mutual admiration, sold for 210,600 euros (US$236,000) at auction in Paris on Tuesday.

#ENDWILDLIFECRIME Initiative Aims to End Wildlife Crime - For Good. #ENDWILDLIFECRIME Initiative Aims to End Wildlife Crime - For Good.

Việt Nam has wildlife legal framework, needs better enforcement: environment official

Phạm Văn Điển, Deputy Director of the Việt Nam Administration of Forestry, talks to Việt Nam Government Portal (VGP) on the country’s efforts to consolidate legal framework on wildlife protection.

Centre rehabilitates wild animals so they can return to the forest

The Centre for Rescue, Conservation and Development of Wild Animals at the Bù Gia Mập National Park in the southeastern province of Bình Phước rehabilitates animals before releasing them back to the wild.

Rare, endangered animals handed over to authorities The two animals would be sent to Cúc Phương National Park for care and rehabilitation before being returned to the wild, according to Bình Định Forest Management Department.