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THE HANOI TIMES — In a significant move to bolster conservation efforts, the Green Vietnam Biodiversity Conservation Center (GreenViet) has forged a partnership with Radisson RED Danang through a sponsorship and cooperation agreement. This collaboration aims to enhance biodiversity protection and foster environmental awareness in Danang, a vibrant coastal city in central Vietnam. The conservation of wildlife is a collective responsibility, and Vietnam’s red-shanked douc langur, a critically endangered primate endemic to the Son Tra Peninsula in Danang, remains a central focus of these efforts. The Red-shanked Douc Langur, native to the Indochina region, including Laos, Vietnam, and possibly Cambodia. Photo: GreenViet Dubbed the “Queen of Primates,” the red-shanked douc langur is listed in Vietnam’s Red Book of Endangered Species, underscoring its vulnerable status. As per the agreement, Radisson RED Danang will offer venues and resources to GreenViet, enabling them to conduct ...

Vietnam-Denmark Ties Strengthened by Culture and Art Vietnam-Denmark Collaboration Enters a New Era with Green Ports and Logistics Marking the 53rd anniversary of Vietnam-Denmark diplomatic relations, the Danish Ambassador to Vietnam, Nicolai Prytz, offered opening remarks at an event with a new annual theme. Since its inception in 2016, the contest has evolved, focusing primarily on environmental issues. Painting Contest “Denmark in Your Eyes”. Photo: Dinh Hoa With “Green Initiatives” as its theme, the contest inspires students to delve into environmental and climate challenges. Additionally, it offers them a platform to share their insights, thoughts, and visions on safeguarding the environment and natural resources. Participants are encouraged to unleash their creativity and translate their green initiatives into artworks. Their paintings can showcase their ideas on biodiversity, energy conservation, renewable energy, emission reduction, eco-friendly lifest...

Phu Quoc International Airport and the island’s many tourist attractions and accommodations are committed to sustainability, as evident in their choice of serving customers with paper cups, bamboo straws, and wooden spoons. Vasilenko Daria, a Russian tourist, recently experienced the beauty of Phu Quoc Island with her loved ones and was impressed by its eco-friendly initiatives. Phu Quoc’s pristine natural landscapes, white sandy beaches, and crystal clear waters create an idyllic setting. The island’s locals are renowned for their warm hospitality, further enhancing the visitor experience. Eco-consciousness is a priority for tourist sites and accommodations on the island, as they opt for paper cups and bamboo straws, reducing their environmental footprint. “Phu Quoc Island left a lasting impression on me,” expressed Daria, “as it demonstrates a clear commitment to environmental protection. The use of paper cups and bamboo straws for tourists is a commendable step.” Tran Quoc Chau...

On June 9 , Nguyen Thuy Linh , chairwoman of the Tran Van Thoi District Women’s Association in Ca Mau Province, southern Vietnam , announced that their campaign has successfully provided 863 gifts and cash donations to adults and children in need. A Worthwhile Initiative Nguyen Cam Me , a resident of Tham Troi B Hamlet , shared that before the program, littering and burning trash were common practices. However, things changed for the better as people started bringing their rubbish to the women’s association meetings. During these gatherings, skilled women sort and recycle plastic waste , transforming it into useful items like piggy banks, handbags, and vases. Any non-recyclable waste is sold to raise funds to empower underprivileged women to start their own businesses. “ I appreciate the impact of this model . Even though my financial contribution is modest , this initiative educates women about waste sorting and environmental protection for future generations ,” Me added. P...