Mekong subregion: the most important biological region on the planet
The WWF International Fund for Nature said that, on average, each week, scientists have discovered three new and precious species in the Mekong sub-region.
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The WWF International Fund for Nature said that, on average, each week, scientists have discovered three new and precious species in the Mekong sub-region.
The United Nations and many non-governmental organizations call on countries to act urgently to prevent the decline of ecosystems in this year's International Biodiversi…
In addition to the worries of drought, flooding affecting crops, Australian farmers also bear another worry - it's kangaroo.
The Mekong region is considered one of the last biodiversity areas of the planet, including five Southeast Asian countries and China's Yunnan province.
Climate change can erase the world's largest biodiversity-rich waters called Coral Triangle.
Information about two rare species that have never appeared in Vietnam has been found in Con Dao has increased the mystery of the mangrove forest here.
Hoa An Center for Biodiversity and Experimental Research (Hoa An commune, Phung Hiep, Hau Giang) has produced firewood from rice husk ...
For the first time, there was an international calculation of the consequences of environmental destruction. The price for natural devastation by 2050 can be up to 2 tri…
Countries that rush to develop biofuels are at risk of growing invasive plants, which could lead to an environmental and economic destruction, biologists warn.
What will the loss of biodiversity cause us to lose in the long run? How much investment should national economies now have to stop this trend? And what price will we ha…
The Kien Giang limestone mountain system accounts for only a small area compared to the national limestone system but is rated the world's most biodiversity. Here, scien…
Tropical forests are the world's treasure houses of biodiversity, but not all tropical forests are the same.
Vietnam will be one of the two worst affected developing countries in the world when sea level rises. At least, Ha Long Bay and Tram Chim National Park will sink deeply.
On Monday, environmental ministers around the world participated in a report looking for the economic value of the declining biodiversity on Earth.
Center for Experimental Biodiversity (Can Tho University) has recommended localities in the Mekong Delta region should not dig more channels in the flooded forests of th…