Vietnam's Cat Tien National Park a candidate for IUCN Green List
Van Long Nature Reserve in northern Ninh Binh Province was the first site in Southeast Asia to be named to the list
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Van Long Nature Reserve in northern Ninh Binh Province was the first site in Southeast Asia to be named to the list
The survey also discovered the absence of large carnivores and herbivores, such as tigers, clouded leopards, Asiatic wild dogs, and the elusive saola
The People's Committee of the Central province of Quang Binh has issued directives to enhance the management and conservation of wild and migratory bird populations, with the aim of minimizing poaching, trafficking, and consumption activities in the locality.
Designating an area as legally protected is a key step toward creating a safe haven for threatened habitats and wildlife. But it needs more than that. Protected areas must also be effectively managed so that countries can deliver on their national and global biodiversity targets. And at a time of growing scrutiny over human rights and nature conservation, they must be fairly governed and managed. But how can you tell if a protected area is effective? How can we help improve all types of protected and conserved areas to deliver successful outcomes for people and nature?
Aiming to be one of the world’s leading processing centres of export timber, Vietnam is striving to establish legal timber, where raw materials are legally sourced and traded throughout the entire value chain.