Why Thanh Hoa Bird Hell still exists?
Do you know that HIV, Ebola, H5N1, SARS, etc., have all been proven to be zoonotic diseases, which originate from wildlife and transmit to humans?
New generation inspires village reforestation in Central Highlands of Viet Nam
H Ten Nie loves planting forests. In 2018, her family planted one hectare of forest, and two years later, they planted one hectare of Hopea odorata trees.
PanNature and VIFORA sign MoU on Forestry Cooperation
On March 25, 2021, People and Nature Reconciliation (PanNature) and the Vietnam Forest Owners Association (VIFORA) signed a memorandum of understanding to strengthen their strategic cooperation in the forestry sector in the upcoming time.
Mr. Hoang Xuan Thuy resigns from the position of Deputy Director
PanNature's Deputy Director, Mr. Hoang Xuan Thuy, has resigned from the position of Deputy Director since the beginning of 2021 after a long time of dedicating to the organization. Mr. Hoang Xuan Thuy is one of those involved in the…
30 Tour Operators and Travel Agencies Pledged to Protect Vietnam’s Nature and Wildlife
Representatives from 30 tour operators and travel agencies signed a pledge to support responsible tourism, nature conservation, and wildlife protection during the training workshop "Responsible Tourism in Support of Nature and Wildlife Conservation”. The event was co-organized by People and Nature Reconciliation (PanNature) and the Responsible Tourism Club (RTC) at Cat Tien National Park from 11 to 12 December 2020.
Data and the untold stories
Vien Dang Cong, a technical officer at WWF-Vietnam, had never taken a data-related course before. So, the Data Literacy Training organized by the Open Development Initiative (ODI) in collaboration with the People and Nature Reconciliation (PanNature) was his first exposure to data science. The training was held in two, one-week phases in July and October 2020 in Quang Ninh and Hanoi, Viet Nam.
Thousands of wildlife farms in Viet Nam threaten biodiversity
In recent decades, along with the robust development of the economy, the demand for wildlife in Viet Nam, especially in big cities, has increased.
Life differs from lore for elephants
Vietnamese children begin to associate elephants with images of mountainous Tay Nguyen (the Central Highlands) from a young age, through a popular song called Chu Voi Con O Ban Don (The Little Elephant in Don Village).
Vietnam’s four top community-based tourism villages
Community-based tourism, with locals directly partaking in tourism products and service offerings, is slowly taking shape in Vietnam. According to the Vietnam Tourism Association (VITA), which listed the four villages, the initiative helps create jobs, reduce poverty, preserve cultural identity, and boost the country’s tourism landscape.
Workshop talks ASEAN wildlife protection
The People and Nature Reconciliation (PanNature) held a workshop in Hanoi on November 6 to discuss promoting cooperation among social organizations in the fight against wildlife and timber smuggling in ASEAN.