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Illegal trade of dugongs uncovered

Illegal trade of dugongs uncovered

An illegal trade network of dugongs and other marine species in Kien Giang Province's Phu Quoc Island has been detected by Wildlife At Risk following reports from local residents.
Hoi An locals back car-free campaign

Hoi An locals back car-free campaign

The central city of Hoi An on September 9 launched its first Car Free Day campaign, coinciding with its annual Nature Day in which over 5,000 people participated.
Farmers join world trend to go ‘green'

Farmers join world trend to go ‘green'

The restructuring of Vietnam's agriculture sector to become more adaptable to climate change is one of the top priorities in the country's socio-economic development plan, PM Nguyen Tan Dung said.
Polluted trade villages to be cleaned up

Polluted trade villages to be cleaned up

The polluted environment surrounding 47 trade villages nation-wide is set to be gradually removed under the National Target Programme on Environmental Pollution Improvement.
Forest areas sharply narrowed down

Forest areas sharply narrowed down

The total forest area burnt down between January and August amounted to 1,915 hectares, two times higher than the same period last year, said the Forest Protection Department.
Deep-rooted grass key in countering climate change

Deep-rooted grass key in countering climate change

Experts and scientists have underlined the importance of planting vertiver grass to prevent erosion, curb pollution and stabilise river banks and sea dykes, paramount in Vietnam's battle against sea erosion.
World's largest marine park unveiled

World's largest marine park unveiled

The Cook Islands has announced the creation of the world's largest marine park, as the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) opened with a spectacular Polynesian welcoming ceremony.
More threats to rare monkeys

More threats to rare monkeys

A rare black-shanked douc langur (Pygathrix nigripes) was found dead in a bag thrown onto the road by a driver in the Central Highlands province of Kon Tum.
Rhino horn claim ‘unfounded'

Rhino horn claim ‘unfounded'

The latest report by the wildlife trade monitoring network TRAFFIC has claimed the record-high rhino poaching in South Africa is being fed by a surging demand from Vietnam.

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