Conservation work at national parks across Vietnam is a non-stop, 365-days-per-year work: it means living with nature, following the rhythm of the seasons, and above all practising patience. In this video, WWF Vietnam’s team follows in the footsteps of the conservation team at Tràm Chim National Park in Dong Thap
In the context of climate change becoming a major threat to the planet, UNICEF Viet Nam’s “If We Contribute” initiative stands out as an important educational tool. This document focuses on helping children understand and act to achieve net zero for children. Net zero for children is not only knowledge
Discover Vietnam’s Ramsar Sites Through an Engaging AI Learning Experience Discover the unique Ramsar sites of Vietnam through an innovative AI learning experience created by StoryJourney. This engaging platform not only educates students about these vital ecosystems but also reinforces their knowledge with interactive quizzes. Join us as we explore
On November 21, 2024, UNICEF issued a critical call for urgent climate action during the celebration of World Children’s Day in Việt Nam. The report titled “State of the World’s Children 2024: The Future of Childhood in a Changing World” highlights the precarious future of childhood unless immediate steps are taken to
This is the logo of the Xuan Thuy National Park…
Vietnam became a member of the Convention on Wetlands, known as the Ramsar Convention, in 1989. So far, nine wetlands in the country have been recognized as Ramsar sites – wetlands of international importance…
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