16 provinces with extremely high risk of forest fires
Because many days without rain, dry weather lasts so many forests in 16 provinces are at risk of extremely dangerous fire (level V).
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Because many days without rain, dry weather lasts so many forests in 16 provinces are at risk of extremely dangerous fire (level V).
In the conservation of animals, Cuc Phuong National Park is the only facility in Vietnam that has successfully researched two Asian pangolin species with artificial feed.
For the first time, scientists carried out the reconstruction of a typical Vietnamese tropical forest based on plantation. 30ha of eucalyptus forest, pine tree, acacia m…
On February 9, experts from the Amazon rainforest in South America have accelerated the climate change process in the meteorological regions of the United Nations and in…
The United Nations has declared, 2011 is the international year of forests. In response to this event, the International Conservation Organization (CI) has just announce…
Malaysia's deforestation rate is three times faster than that of all Asian countries combined and even peat-rich forests along the coast of Sarawak state, the largest st…
The world has lost more than 13 million hectares of forest, mainly due to the conversion of forest area to other uses, the forest currently accounts for only 31% of the…
After more than three years of research, Master Hoang Van Thap, Director of Cat Ba National Park has given five solutions to recover about 7,000 ha of poor regenerated f…
Global warming can wipe out ¾ of the ice sheets in the highlands of Europe by 2100 and raise the sea level by 4m by 3000.
Germany will invest 3 million euros for the project
Global warming has cleared tropical forests about 300 million years ago. This event takes place in the Carbon, ...
Global warming is making the Northern Hemisphere forest fires become more frequent and intense, contributing to increasing the risk of climate change quickly.
Countless people have survived by hiding forests near the coast, when the 2004 tsunami killed more than 230,000 people in Indonesia, India, Thailand and Sri Lanka.
People are daily destroying their own living environment in many ways, accidentally or intentionally. From the wrong construction ...
Through a new project signed with GTZ, Vietnam hopes to strengthen the country's capacity to protect biodiversity and forest ecosystems.