Students propagate wildlife protection

November 10-16, the campaign "Behavior change - Reduce consumption of wildlife products" takes place at universities in Hanoi.

Pangolin, one of the many wild animals traded.Photo: WWF.

During this time, volunteers dressed in orange shirts traveled throughout the city, propagating illegal wildlife trade information, and presented some lucky people with interesting promotional items such as pens. or notebook, in the hope that the message of the campaign will go deep into the hearts of the listeners.

In the evening, activities take place at 5 universities. There will be music performances at each school with the participation of Rock bands, wildlife trade quiz shows and art exhibitions from previous design competitions. There will be special prizes for each activity.

Julianne Becker, WWF Project Coordinator in Vietnam, said: "This is a good opportunity for young people and the Hanoi community to enjoy the protection of Vietnam's natural heritage."

Tonight, the last event promises to be a special night to be held at Hanoi Foreign Trade University. All activities are free and free entrance.