Enhancing Community Awareness of Biodiversity

In the context of accelerating biodiversity loss, which has become one of the most pressing environmental challenges worldwide, enhancing community awareness is widely recognized as a crucial solution for promoting sustainable nature conservation efforts. Biodiversity conservation is not solely the responsibility of governments, policymakers, or scientists; rather, it requires the active participation of the entire [...] [...]

Viet Nam Actively Organizes and Participates in International Conferences on Biodiversity

Amid the unprecedented global biodiversity crisis, countries increasingly recognize that nature conservation cannot be addressed through isolated national efforts alone but requires strong international cooperation. International conferences and forums on biodiversity have therefore become essential platforms where countries share experiences, discuss policies, and establish collective commitments to protect ecosystems and endangered species. In this context, [...] [...]

Promoting Climate Finance for Biodiversity Conservation

In the context of accelerating climate change and biodiversity loss—two of the most pressing environmental challenges facing humanity today—the integration of financial resources to address both issues has become increasingly important. Climate finance, originally designed to support countries in mitigating greenhouse gas emissions and adapting to climate change, is now widely recognized as a critical [...] [...]

Transboundary Ecological Corridor Conservation Cooperation

In the context of accelerating biodiversity loss worldwide, protecting natural ecosystems can no longer be confined within the borders of individual countries. Many wildlife populations have extensive distribution ranges and move across different geographical areas, often crossing national boundaries. Therefore, establishing and conserving transboundary ecological corridors has become an important solution for maintaining ecosystem connectivity [...] [...]

Multilateral Cooperation in Nature Conservation and Biodiversity

In the context of increasing pressure on ecosystems worldwide from climate change, environmental degradation, and overexploitation of natural resources, nature conservation and biodiversity protection have become critical priorities for the international community. Scientific studies have shown that the rate of species loss and ecosystem degradation is occurring faster than at any other time in human [...] [...]

Sharing Information and Data on Nature Conservation and Biodiversity

In the context of the rapid decline of global biodiversity, the sharing of scientific information and data has become a crucial factor in improving the effectiveness of nature conservation efforts. Advances in digital technology and data management have opened new opportunities for countries, scientific organizations, and communities to access, exchange, and utilize information in order [...] [...]

Expanding the Vietnam Bear Rescue Center: A Commitment to a Future Free from Captive Animals

According to the Agriculture and Environment Newspaper, on September 10, 2025, at Bach Ma National Park (Thua Thien Hue province), the Forestry and Forest Protection Department – ​​Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, in coordination with Animals Asia, held the groundbreaking ceremony for phase 2 of the Vietnam Bear Rescue Center. This event is considered a [...] [...]

Con Dao receives 5 rare Nicobar pigeons for rescue and conservation

According to information from the Agriculture and Environment Newspaper, on September 5, 2025, the Con Dao National Park Management Board received five Nicobar pigeons (Caloenas nicobarica) from the Con Dao Special Economic Zone Economic Department. Previously, a local resident discovered and voluntarily handed over these birds to the authorities. According to the Vietnam Red List [...] [...]

Forest Preservation and Carbon Economic Exploitation: Towards a Green Future

With an area of ​​over 14.8 million hectares and a forest cover of 42%, Vietnam’s forests are not only the nation’s “green lungs” but also play a crucial role in absorbing and storing carbon. This is a key factor as Vietnam commits to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. Survey collecting information for assigning planting area [...] [...]

Dong Thap Province Expected to Receive 8 More Red-Crowned Cranes from Thailand

According to the Agriculture and Environment Newspaper, in 2026, Dong Thap province plans to receive 8 more red-crowned cranes from Thailand to strengthen the population of this rare bird species at Tram Chim National Park. This is an important step in the Red-Crowned Crane Conservation Project for the period 2022-2032 that the locality is implementing. [...] [...]