Environment

WWF urged companies to drop plans to clear Indonesian forest areas where infra-red cameras have captured footage of rare Sumatran tigers.

“The foreign guy performs humorously,” many local audiences uttered their feelings after seeing the role by Guillaume Faugère on HCM City stage.

The Tam Hai Commune in Nui Thanh District in the central province of Quang Nam is known for its seaweed specialty ‘Rau Mut’.

Renewable power from the Sun, wind, water and biomass can and should generate a major portion of the planet's energy supply by 2050.

Ban Vat Waterfall is known for its pristine natural beauty and as the historical home of the Thai ethnic minority in northern Son La Province.

BBC, Vietnamese TV and film company Redbridge are selecting 3 best Vietnamese documentaries for BBC’s programme to be aired this August.

The wounds of Hoan Kiem Lake’s giant turtle have been healed after a month of treatment and it is now free of fungal diseases.

The next round of UN climate talks in South Africa must not be a talking shop, but push for concrete decisions.

Vietnam's central provinces are some of the country's most beloved destinations for travellers.

The British Council and UK-based Lloyd’s Register Quality Assurance have launched a competition seeking ideas to protect the global environment.

The Mekong Delta may well be a hot spot for tourists desperate to experience the floating markets, orchards, ancient and pagodas and so on.

Sapa Town in Lao Cai Province has been voted one of the world’s top ten spots for walking by popular travel guide Lonely Planet.

Vuong Chinh Trung and his family are the only residents of Rong Ngang island in southern Kien Giang Province.

Europe set new targets to halt a mainly man-made loss of species costing billions each year.

Vietnam’s land, people and famous tourism sites have been given wide coverage in the Nation, Puchatkarn and other major Thai newspapers.

All 70 families of Mong ethnic people in Sai Khao village Thanh Hoa Province involved in chopping down forests to grow cassava and maize.

The Mekong Delta provinces have become highly susceptible to the risk of forest fires due to severe heat wave conditions recently.

Authorities in Dalat City last week seized more than 100 wild animals from 27 restaurants citywide to return to the wild.

164 photos of Ho Chi Minh City have been published in a photograph album called “beautiful Saigon”.