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Strengthening the Implementation of National Obligations as a Party to the Convention on Biological Diversity

In the context of the accelerating global decline in biodiversity, the effective implementation of international commitments on nature conservation has become increasingly urgent. As a member of the Convention on Biological Diversity, Viet Nam has actively carried out numerous policies and action programs aimed at protecting ecosystems, species, and valuable genetic resources. However, amid growing [...] [...]

Strengthening Monitoring of the Implementation of the National Biodiversity Conservation Plan

As biodiversity loss continues to accelerate worldwide, developing and effectively implementing conservation planning has become a critical task to safeguard natural resources and maintain the stability of ecosystems. In Viet Nam, the National Biodiversity Conservation Plan serves as an important framework guiding the management, protection, and sustainable use of ecosystems, species, and valuable genetic resources. [...] [...]

Assessing the Effectiveness of Biodiversity Conservation Communication

Amid the accelerating global decline of biodiversity due to pressures from socio-economic development, climate change, habitat degradation, and unsustainable resource exploitation, communication on nature conservation has become increasingly important. Communication not only raises public awareness of the value of biodiversity but also encourages the participation of organizations, businesses, and communities in environmental protection efforts. However, [...] [...]

Developing Green Livelihoods Associated with Conservation Efforts

In the context of increasing pressure on natural ecosystems worldwide due to economic development, resource exploitation, and climate change, finding development models that harmonize nature conservation with human livelihoods has become an important direction. Developing green livelihoods associated with conservation is considered an effective solution that both protects biodiversity and improves the living conditions of [...] [...]

Conserving and Sustainably Using Genetic Resources toward a Circular Economy

As the world faces increasingly serious challenges such as biodiversity loss, climate change, and the depletion of natural resources, the conservation and sustainable use of genetic resources have become essential solutions for protecting biological assets and promoting sustainable development. At the same time, the transition toward a circular economy is opening new pathways for managing [...] [...]

Innovating Communication and Environmental Education Methods

In the face of growing environmental challenges—from climate change and biodiversity loss to pollution—raising public awareness and encouraging behavioral change have become essential components of nature protection efforts. Communication and environmental education have long been recognized as key tools for spreading conservation messages. However, as society and technology evolve rapidly, traditional communication approaches must also [...] [...]

Vietnam – Bhutan: Bonding for Nature, Culture, and Sustainable Happiness

The State visit to Vietnam from August 18th to 22nd by the King of Bhutan, Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck, and Queen Jetsun Pema Wangchuck opened a new phase of cooperation between the two countries, based on shared values ​​of nature conservation, sustainable development, and the preservation of culture and spirituality.     Deputy Minister Nguyen [...] [...]

Xuan Thuy National Park – A Stopover Point for Life and a New Conservation Journey

Located in the coastal estuary of the Red River Delta, Xuan Thuy National Park has long been known as an “international bird stop” on the East Asian-Australian migration route. With an area of ​​over 7,100 hectares of wetland, it is an important stopover point for dozens of waterbird species, including many rare and globally endangered [...] [...]

ASEAN Leaders Commit to Working Together for a Green Planet

At the 36th ASEAN Senior Officials on the Environment (ASOEN) Meeting, held from 28–31 July in Malaysia, regional leaders reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening cooperation to protect the environment, address climate change, and conserve biodiversity. The goal is to build a sustainable and resilient ASEAN Community. The joint statement emphasized collective responsibility in addressing transboundary [...] [...]

Elephant Baby Discovered in Da Nang

According to Nhan Dan Newspaper, on July 26th, the Management Board of the Elephant Species and Habitat Conservation Area (under the Da Nang City Special Forest Management Board) confirmed the presence of an elephant baby in the forest area, through a camera trap system installed since the beginning of 2025. Image capturing the baby elephant, [...] [...]

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