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Wildlife markets sell birds with phony legal documentation
Wildlife traders reveal that most of the wild animals sold at markets are from the wild, but their documents say the birds are from farms raising animals for commercial purposes.
Eliminating ‘bird hell’: the uncompromising fight
After more than three days of reconnaissance, the Forest Protection Department’s taskforce on March 15 carried out a secret tracing of the largest "special bird zone" in the province of Long An.
How illegal traders bring tigers into Vietnam
Tigers are bred at farms in the border provinces in Laos before they are brought to Vietnam.
Thanh Hoa: the ‘birds’ hell’ in Long An province
Thanh Hoa is called a "birds’ hell" because it is the area where birds, storks, eagles and wildlife are kept in captivity and slaughtered. It has the biggest wildlife market in Vietnam.
Eliminating wildlife markets amid Covid-19 is an uphill task as local officials neglect responsibility
Over 1,500 cases of violations of laws on wildlife protection were discovered within the 2013-2017 period.
Wildlife massacre: forest rangers do little to prevent it
Reporters provided photos and evidence about the slaughter of Red-Book-listed wild animals to forest rangers, but they remained unruffled.
The ‘hellish market’ of wild animals in Long An
In the southern province of Long An, there is a large market, existing for tens of years, called ‘a hellish market’, where wild animals are slaughtered and sold every day.
Rangers: wild bird sales must be stopped
VietNamNet Bridge – A market located at the junction of highways 62 and N2 in Thạnh Hoa Township of the southern province of Long An has long been known as a market for wild birds.
