People and Nature Reconciliation (PanNature) would like to inform our partners, donors, government agencies and relevant stakeholders of our registered address, regular correspondence address and working offices as follows: 1. Registered address 6th Floor, Viet A Building, No. 9 Duy…
On March 2, PanNature welcomed a group of 30 graduate students and lecturers from the Graduate Program in International Development Studies at the Faculty of Political Science, Chulalongkorn University for a learning and exchange session on the role of non-profit…
In 2025, something important quietly began to take shape across Vietnam. In forest villages, coastal fishing communities, and research stations far from major cities, small local organizations started receiving direct support to protect the species and ecosystems they know best…
Over two days, January 24–25, 2026, the stadium of Lung Xa - Ta De village (Van Ho Commune, Son La Province) came alive with vibrant colors and festive energy during the community event “Spring Festival: More Joy, More Green”. The…
In 2025, thanks to the collective efforts of 14 businesses, organizations, and nature-loving communities, PanNature and local partners successfully restored 186 hectares of forest and planted over 110,000 native trees across Northwest and Central Highlands of Viet Nam. In 2026,…
After 50 years of national reunification and nearly 40 years of Doi Moi reforms, Vietnam has overcome countless challenges and achieved remarkable progress. However, for the country to rise and develop sustainably in the New Era, development models must also…
In the development history of every nation, there are moments when decisions made in the present shape the face of nature for generations to come. Vietnam is standing at such a moment. The choices made in the coming decade will…
Hanoi (VNA) – Nature conservation organisations in Vietnam have recommended the establishment of a Species and Habitat Conservation Area for Delacour’s Langur in Kim Bang in the northern province of Ninh Binh. They called for more efforts to restore the environment…
As Viet Nam works to build a more sustainable future for its tourism sector, a number of small communities are leading the way. In the country’s remote northern regions, community-based tourism efforts often focus on protecting cultural heritage, preserving natural resources, and ensuring that…
Hanoi (VNA) - The United Nations selected "Forests and Food" as the theme for the International Day of Forests 2025 (March 21), urging people to properly recognise the critical role and immense potential of forests and preserve the "green home" for…