Famous model, Ms. Thuy Hang is urging people in Vietnam to use modern medicine, and to reject bear bile as a remedy in a new Public Service Announcement (PSA) video released by Education for Nature – Vietnam (ENV).
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Vietnam Bear Day calling for public support to end bear farming
Today Education for Nature – Vietnam (ENV) and volunteers from ENV’s Wildlife Protection Network carried out a series of awareness activities in 15 major cities across the country on Vietnam Bear Day to encourage the public to take action to bring an end to the cruel and illegal bear bile business.
Song Hong Annual Half Marathon 2016 – ‘Run for Wildlife’
Over 600 runners took to the streets today to participate in the 2016 “Run for Wildlife”. The run was a way for participants to demonstrate their support by “taking action against extinction’ and urging the public not to use traditional medicine made from endangered wildlife.
Vietnam: Good progress but more work required on wildlife crime
Vietnam has made significant progress in tackling wildlife crime in recent years but there is still a long way to go in defeating the criminal networks behind the illegal trade, new research has shown.
Great progress on tackling wildlife crime in Vietnam illuminates challenges ahead
TEN critical actions that Vietnam can take now to stop the illegal trafficking and trade of endangered wildlife
Run for wildlife – take action against extinction
What do pangolins, bears, tigers and rhinos have in common?
They are all used in traditional medicine. The impact of the demand for unfounded ‘magic cures’ is the very real possibility of extinction for these species.
Vietnam Bear Day calling for public support to end bear farming
Today Education for Nature – Vietnam (ENV) and volunteers from ENV’s Wildlife Protection Network carried out a series of awareness activities in 15 major cities across the country on Vietnam Bear Day to encourage the public to take action to bring an end to the cruel and illegal bear bile business.
Song Hong Annual Half Marathon 2016 – ‘Run for Wildlife’
Over 600 runners took to the streets today to participate in the 2016 “Run for Wildlife”. The run was a way for participants to demonstrate their support by “taking action against extinction’ and urging the public not to use traditional medicine made from endangered wildlife.
Vietnam: Good progress but more work required on wildlife crime
Vietnam has made significant progress in tackling wildlife crime in recent years but there is still a long way to go in defeating the criminal networks behind the illegal trade, new research has shown.
Great progress on tackling wildlife crime in Vietnam illuminates challenges ahead
TEN critical actions that Vietnam can take now to stop the illegal trafficking and trade of endangered wildlife
Run for wildlife – take action against extinction
What do pangolins, bears, tigers and rhinos have in common?
They are all used in traditional medicine. The impact of the demand for unfounded ‘magic cures’ is the very real possibility of extinction for these species.
