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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…
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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…
Thien Duong cave, in the ecological restoration subdivision of Phong Nha and Ke Bang heritage (Quang Binh) has a record length of 31 km.
Alaotra diving birds, one of the world's rarest birds only appears in Madagascar and have not been seen for more than 25 years, extinct.
In Vietnam, the remuneration paid by the oligarchs to rhino hunters is far higher than for the state to protect conservationists.
The new Amazon River aquifer discovered by the scientists is the world's largest underground freshwater reserve known to date.
About 20% of the lizard species on the earth can permanently disappear by global warming, causing the risk of outbreaks of insects.
In early 2010, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) said: the existence of 303/634 primate species in the world is seriously threatened.
A senior UN conservation official today said the world has failed to protect wild tigers.
The European Red Book has warned of a significant decline in butterflies, beetles and dragonflies in Europe.
The Internet allows for easy sale, and has become one of the biggest dangers of animals facing the threat of extinction.
Scientists have warned that endemic flat-headed cats of Southeast Asia are in danger of extinction.
Vietnam only has about 30 tigers left in the wild. If we don't act hard, 2010 will be the last year of the wild tiger.
The Asian Turtle Conservation Program (ATP) of Cleverland Metropark Zoo (USA) decided to grant US $ 20,000 for a project to set up a Central Turtle Conservation Station…
The risk of hunting for brown bears declined sharply during the economic downturn as hunters could not afford the cost of shooting them.