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Welcome to Education for Nature Vietnam

Education for Nature-Vietnam (ENV) was established in 2000 as Vietnam’s first non-governmental organization focused on conservation of nature and wildlife.  Our mission is to foster greater understanding amongst the public about the need to protect Vietnam’s rich natural heritage and the living world around us.  Through our creative and innovative approach to addressing key conservation and environmental issues, we aim to influence attitudes and behavior, and encourage greater public participation in this important and challenging task.

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What's new at ENV

The top activities at Education for Nature Vietnam

Hanoi Residents Pledge to Protect Bears (June 12, 2008)
Almost 5,000 Hanoi residents demonstrated their commitment to protecting Vietnam’s bears by signing pledges not to use bear bile or consume products made from bears during a weekend campaign at the Big C shopping center. The weekend campaign was part of a new campaign by ENV to enlist publicsupport in efforts to end bear farming and trade in Vietnam.

ENV Takes Action to Save Asia’s Tigers (June 9, 2008)
ENV has released a Vietnamese language narrated version of a film produced by the International Tiger Coalition highlighting the critical importance of maintaining the ban on commercial trade of tigers in China.

Wildlife Laws Online (May 26, 2008)
ENV has posted unofficial English translations of important wildlife protection laws on our website.  Check out our Law Library.  We will soon expand it to include translations of other relevant laws too.

Tiger Facts and Fallacies (Posted April 24, 2008)
The International Tiger Coalition (ITC) document clearly articulating the facts (and fallacies) surrounding the issue of tiger farming.

Film to Strengthen Public Awareness and Help Protect Turtles (April 16, 2008)
ENV and the Asian Turtles Program (ATP) have released a new short educational film produced depecting the journey of a turtle from forests to market from the perspective of the turtle. See it on U-tube http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=oFJdONb0OqM

Press Release: "New campaign message highlights cruelty and urgent action (April 18, 2008)
A new billboard along National Highway One and advertisements on buses urge consumers not to use bear bile and get involved in helping stop wildlife crimes.

The recent developments at Education for Nature Vietnam

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From the Press

A selection of environmental related articles
from Vietnam's newspapers

Reduction of Arsenic Pollution in Red River Delta region
The Red River Delta arsenic pollution situation was discussed at a recent three day conference in Ha Nam Province. The delegates developed a list of measures to reduce arsenic pollution.
(Vietnamese and English version)

(more articles in this week's bulletin)

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