The last rhino in Vietnam was shot dead?
In Vietnam, the remuneration paid by the oligarchs to rhino hunters is far higher than for the state to protect conservationists.
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In Vietnam, the remuneration paid by the oligarchs to rhino hunters is far higher than for the state to protect conservationists.
Experts and marine researchers in Australia are planning to rescue rare dolphins in the waters of this country.
The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) claims China only has about 45 tiger individuals alive in its natural environment.
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has warned that the number of tigers in countries along the Mekong River has fallen by more than 70% in the past 12 years and is in danger…
That is the latest information published by the International Fund for Nature (WWF) on January 4, 2010.
The number of tigers decreased by 95% within a century and now only about 3,200 live on the planet.
Today, this program will connect the world to participate in combating climate change - a serious problem that Vietnam ...
On November 2, WWF Vietnam awarded certificates
Climate change and rising sea levels have seriously affected the Mekong basin ...
The Mekong region is considered one of the last biodiversity areas of the planet, including five Southeast Asian countries and China's Yunnan province.
Pollution in Southeast Asia's largest river is pushing the population of extinct Irrawaddy dolphins, according to a warning from the International Fund for Nature Protec…
Climate change can erase the world's largest biodiversity-rich waters called Coral Triangle.
In the next 25 years, climate change can cause widespread flooding and salinisation of freshwater ecosystems in Ca Mau.
The pace of climate change is happening faster than anticipated by the scientific community and that situation can have frightening consequences after half a decade, the…