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Rare and precious percussion tree has just been discovered in the most magnificent diameter Sao La Conservation Area in TT-Hue province.
Siberian tigers, Javanese rhinos or saola are rare animals classified as the most endangered in the world due to the effects of climate change and widespread hunting.
The International Organization for Nature Conservation (WWF) in Vietnam chose July 9 as Sao La International Day.
Excessive illegal hunting or deforestation can push many species of animals to the brink of extinction this year.
Camera traps have captured an image of a saola, a rare animal that many people believe has disappeared forever from Vietnam.
The Sao la Reserve staff has discovered the image of a large gill (scientific name Muntiacus vuquangensis) - a rare animal that lives in the wild in the Saola reserve.
Wild species of hooves, including some endemic species in the Greater Mekong subregion, are at risk of permanent disappearance unless the governments of the region in th…
The Guardian newspaper (UK) has just introduced 10 new outstanding mammal species discovered in the last decade, including Vietnam's rare and precious starfish.
The International Nature Conservation Fund (WWF), the IUCN Committee for Species of Life (SWG) and the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) have warned this species is on…
Sao la - a rare species of ungulate animals - is considered as the
People in a province of Laos caught a saola and brought it to feed, but the animal died.
Last August, Vietnamese and international biological conservationists attended an emergency meeting held in Vientiane (Laos) to find ways to resolve the threat of extinc…
On September 28, the People's Committee of Thua Thien Hue and Quang Nam provinces signed a commitment to preserve the saola species. Accordingly, two new protected areas…
The total number of people killed in the last flooding week in the Philippines has increased to 53, when the rain continues to pour, causing a spill, thousands of people…