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Elephant-friendly tourism is a responsible form that helps minimise the impact of tourism activities on elephant health, contributing to conservation efforts and sustainable elephant tourism.
Belgium’s Antwerp Zoo will contribute two young birds and conduct genetic research to ensure the released population maintains healthy diversity.
From daily health checkups to carefully curated diets, primates at Cuc Phuong National Park receive top-tier care. The red-shanked douc langur, a symbol of Vietnam’s rich biodiversity, remains one of the center’s most treasured species.
A communication campaign highlighting the illegality of ivory product trade is being rolled out in Vietnam, targeting international tourists.
Forest rangers in the southern province of Tay Ninh's Tan Bien district and the Lo Go - Xa Mat National Park Management Board on February 25 caught a man engaging in illegal wildlife hunting in the national park.
The Centre for Rescue, Conservation and Creature Development of the Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park announced on February 24 that it has returned several rare and endangered animals to their natural habitat.
In early 2023 and 2024, relevant agencies discovered four consecutive cases with more than eight tonnes of ivory seized.
Timely and continuous care is essential to their survival, making rescue work a demanding, round-the-clock job.
A man in Nghe An was fined approximately $15,700 for illegally purchasing and cooking three endangered monkeys, which are protected under Vietnamese wildlife conservation laws.
With over 20 years of experience, marine biologist Cao Van Nguyen has built an invaluable collection of sea snake specimens to support research and conservation efforts.