Research and Conservation of Migratory Birds

Migratory birds have long been an important component of global ecosystems and serve as biological indicators reflecting the health of natural environments. Every year, millions of birds travel thousands of kilometers in search of breeding grounds, food resources, and favorable climatic conditions. Vietnam lies along an important migratory route for many bird species within the [...] [...]

Conservation of the Asian Elephant in Vietnam – An Urgent Mission to Save the Species

The Asian elephant has long been considered one of the iconic symbols of wildlife and traditional culture in many Asian countries, including Vietnam. However, in recent decades, the number of elephants in the wild in Vietnam has declined dramatically due to various factors such as habitat loss, human–elephant conflict, illegal hunting, and the reduction of [...] [...]

Sea Turtle Rescue Efforts and Conservation Initiatives in Vietnam

Vietnam is considered one of the countries with high marine biodiversity in Southeast Asia. Among the many marine species found in its waters, sea turtles hold particular ecological significance. However, over the past several decades, sea turtle populations in Vietnam have declined dramatically due to overexploitation, habitat loss, and environmental pollution. In response to this [...] [...]

Efforts to Conserve Endemic Primate Species in Vietnam

Vietnam is recognized as one of the countries with high levels of biodiversity in the world, particularly notable for the richness of its primate species. With diverse natural conditions, tropical forest ecosystems stretching from the northern mountainous regions to the Truong Son range and coastal forests in central Vietnam, the country provides habitats for many [...] [...]

The Current Status of Endangered, Precious, and Rare Species in Vietnam

Vietnam is considered one of the countries with high levels of biodiversity in the world, possessing a wide range of unique ecosystems and abundant biological resources. From tropical forests and mountainous ecosystems to wetlands, coastal areas, and marine environments, Vietnam’s natural habitats are home to tens of thousands of animal and plant species. However, in [...] [...]

Experiences in Managing Community-Based Conservation Areas

In the context of increasing pressure on natural resources and biodiversity caused by economic development, population growth, and climate change, the model of community-based conservation areas is increasingly recognized as an effective solution for environmental protection and ecosystem preservation. Unlike traditional protected areas that are managed entirely by government authorities, community-based conservation areas place local [...] [...]

Conserving Natural Landscapes and Protecting the Environment of Natural Heritage Sites

In the context of rapid socio-economic development and urbanization, conserving natural landscapes and protecting the environment in natural heritage areas has become an increasingly important task for many countries around the world. Beyond their aesthetic and scientific values, natural landscapes contain unique ecosystems, preserve valuable biological resources, and play a critical role in maintaining ecological [...] [...]

Biodiversity Characteristics of Mountainous and Highland Regions in Vietnam

Vietnam is considered one of the countries with high biodiversity in the world, thanks to its unique geographical location, tropical monsoon climate, and diverse terrain. Among these features, mountainous and highland regions account for a large proportion of the country’s territory, forming unique ecosystems that support a wide variety of plant and animal species. These [...] [...]

Integrated Water Resources Management Contributes to Preventing Ecosystem Degradation

In the context of climate change, rapid population growth, and accelerated economic development, water resources are facing unprecedented pressure. Water not only serves the needs of daily life and production but also plays a fundamental role in maintaining the existence and development of natural ecosystems. However, excessive exploitation, environmental pollution, and fragmented management have caused [...] [...]

Minister Do Duc Duy Directs the Development of a Decree on the Management of Rare and Precious Species

The Decree is expected to enhance conservation capacity while opening opportunities for the development of the bioeconomy and circular economy, thereby contributing to sustainable development. On the afternoon of 9 May, Minister of Agriculture and Environment Do Duc Duy, together with Deputy Minister Nguyen Quoc Tri, chaired a meeting to hear a report on the [...] [...]