Building Ecological Corridors and Enhancing Connectivity in Biodiversity Conservation

In the context of rapidly declining global biodiversity, the protection of natural ecosystems can no longer rely solely on the establishment of isolated protected areas. Instead, maintaining ecological connectivity between these areas has become an essential strategy for long-term conservation. One of the approaches widely adopted by many countries and conservation organizations is the development [...] [...]

Promoting the Conservation of Endemic Ecosystems in Several National Parks in Vietnam

Vietnam is recognized as one of the countries with high biodiversity in the world thanks to its unique geographical location and diverse natural conditions. From high mountain ranges and tropical forests to wetlands and coastal ecosystems, Vietnam possesses a wide variety of habitats that support thousands of rare and valuable plant and animal species. Among [...] [...]

Grassland Ecosystems and Their Ecological Role in the Conservation of Wildlife Species

Within the diverse mosaic of ecosystems on Earth, grassland ecosystems occupy a particularly important yet often overlooked position compared with forests or oceans. Spanning across many regions from tropical to temperate zones, grasslands not only function as a vital ecological component of the planet but also serve as essential habitats for thousands of wildlife species. [...] [...]

Integrated Management of Coastal and Coastal Zone Ecosystems

Vietnam is a country with a coastline stretching more than 3,260 kilometers and extending across 28 coastal provinces and cities, along with thousands of large and small islands. Coastal areas and coastal zones play a crucial role not only in socio-economic development but also as habitats for many unique ecosystems with high biodiversity and environmental [...] [...]

Efforts to Restore Habitats for Endangered, Rare, and Precious Species

Amid the rapid global decline of biodiversity, protecting and restoring habitats for endangered, rare, and precious species has become one of the most critical priorities in nature conservation. Habitat—the natural environment in which species live—plays a decisive role in the survival and development of biological populations. When habitats degrade or disappear, many species lose the [...] [...]

Monitoring Habitat Changes in Nature Reserves in Viet Nam

In efforts to conserve nature and biodiversity, monitoring habitat changes within nature reserves plays a particularly important role. Habitats—the environments where species live, reproduce, and develop—form the foundation for maintaining biodiversity. When habitats are degraded or altered, species populations are directly affected and may face decline or even extinction. Therefore, monitoring and assessing habitat changes [...] [...]

Hue Receives Saola Conservation Project

On April 1, 2025, the People’s Committee of Hue City received an aid package from the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) to strengthen the capacity and participation of social organizations in the field of biodiversity conservation and the protection of the Saola species. Saola in its natural habitat The project will contribute to raising [...] [...]

Six Ancient Trees in Phu Quoc Recognized as Vietnamese Heritage Trees

On March 28th, Phu Quoc National Park held a ceremony to receive the title of “Vietnamese Heritage Tree” for six ancient trees, including two Southern Vietnamese Terminalia trees, two Phu Quoc Kien Kien trees, and two Kơ-nia trees, all hundreds of years old.  Ceremony recognizing Vietnamese heritage trees. Photo: Nhan Dan Newspaper Attending the ceremony [...] [...]

Rare Albino Chulvinus Spotted in Vu Quang National Park

On the morning of March 25th, leaders of Vu Quang National Park (Ha Tinh province) announced that through camera traps, they had recorded a rare individual of the Southern Chulvinus species in the national park.  Image of the Chulvinus captured by camera traps at Vu Quang National Park. Photo: hatinhtv.vn This is the first time [...] [...]

Ten White Pheasants Released Back into Cuc Phuong National Park

On the occasion of International Forest Day, March 21, 2025, Cuc Phuong National Park released 10 rare white pheasants (a species belonging to Group IB, according to Government Decree 84/2021/ND-CP) back into the wild. This event was attended by a group of tourists from Hanoi.  The group of tourists from Hanoi, along with forest rangers, [...] [...]