Last updated: Sunday, February 5, 2012
The Tram Chim National Park in Dong Thap Province is home to the Sarus crane.
The Tram Chim National Park will become Vietnam’s fourth Ramsar site, a title recognizing the fundamental ecological functions of a wetland and its economic, cultural, scientific and recreational value, according to park authorities.
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Last updated: Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Birds looking for fish at Xuan Thuy National Park in the northern province of Nam Dinh
Grey skies.
It had been raining for a few days and the skies were still cloudy.
Grey skies are not traditionally associated with uplifting beauty, but we were gazing at a scene that rested...
Last updated: Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Cat Tien National Park's current logo, with an image of the Javan rhinoceros
Cat Tien National Park is looking for a new logo to replace the old one, which features the Javan rhinoceros that has been declared extinct in Vietnam.
The park is working with scientists from the Central Highlands Biological Institute to restore...
Last updated: Monday, November 21, 2011
Pu Mat National Park and the Pu Huong and Pu Hoat nature reserves are the core zones of the UNESCO-recognized Western Nghe An Biosphere Reserve, at 1.3 million hectares the largest such reserve in Southeast Asia.
The park, whose name means high slope in the language of the...
Last updated: Monday, October 31, 2011
If the current state of zero accountability for wildlife protection continues, other species will follow the rhino to extinction
Participants watch projected images including of smuggled rhino horns (R) seized during a press conference on the launch of a rhino population survey report...
Last updated: Sunday, August 21, 2011
Scientists say two upcoming dam projects could badly damage the Cat Tien National Park ecosystem.
The investor of two controversial hydropower projects planned near a protected jungle in southern Vietnam has admitted the dams would affect the jungle’s biodiversity, but maintained that they are needed...
Last updated: Sunday, July 24, 2011
With hydropower running amok in this country, local critics of neighboring dam projects are throwing stones in a glass house
A view of the Cat Tien National Park, where two planned hydropower projects, if built, would encroach on around 140 hectares of forest. Conservationists fear...
Last updated: Tuesday, July 19, 2011
The male gaur (Bos gaurus) grazes with a cow near a village of the Raglay ethnic people in Ninh Thuan Province’s Phuoc Binh National Park.
A large gaur grazing near a residential area alongside domestic cows in Ninh Thuan Province offers a unique opportunity for extensive research...
Last updated: Saturday, July 16, 2011
A dam on the Dong Nai River
A group of scientists who made a field trip to the area near Cat Tien National Park where two hydropower projects are planned said Thursday environment impact assessments for them could have been made up.
The scientists from the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology’s Institute of Tropical...
Last updated: Friday, July 15, 2011
Scientists and local residents observe an old five-leaved pine in Lam Dong Province's Bidoup – Ba Mountain National Park.
Lam Dong Province is using environmental protection fees collected from investors of Central Highlands hydropower plants to pay an ethnic minority group to protect a major national park...
