As ENV’s sister organization, ENV Wildlife Conservation Trust directly supports ENV’s on-the-ground efforts to tackle the illegal wildlife trade in Vietnam
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Tiger farming is widely acknowledged to be a thinly disguised means of laundering tigers from the wild and exploiting them for their parts.
ENV rhino ambassador, Hong Nhung on location while filming a Public Service Announcement for ENV. Sadly, finding a poached rhino proved much easier than we had hoped.
Less than 210 bears remain on bears farms in Vietnam. One big push is required to end bear farming for good.
Rhino horns seized during a major bust involving an alleged wildlife kingpin.
It is estimated that 100k pangolins are traded each year, killed for their scales and meat.
A rescued langur arrives at Cu Chi rescue center near Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. It is not always possible to return wildlife to nature. Often they have become too dependent on humans or never develop the capacity to survive in the wild.
