Handing over 2 rare animal individuals for release back to nature

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Ha Tinh - On April 20, people in Thach Xuan commune handed over 2 rare animal individuals to functional forces to release them back into nature.

Accordingly, one household residing in Hoa Binh village handed over a small cu ly individual; another household residing in Hung Hoa village handed over a bird kite individual.

Officials of Thach Ha Forest Protection Department in coordination with Thach Xuan Commune Police received and handed over to representatives of Vu Quang National Park for care, and then re-released back to the natural environment.

Both of the above animal individuals belong to group IIB - a list of endangered, precious and rare forest animals prioritized for protection.

The handover of rare animals to functional forces demonstrates the spirit of responsibility and awareness of law compliance of the people in wildlife protection, contributing to preserving biodiversity and balancing ecosystems.

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People catch monkeys from the mountain, then bring them to the commune police to hand over

QUÁCH DU |

Thanh Hoa - A resident after catching a long-tailed macaque brought it to the police station to hand over.

People in the border commune in Nghe An voluntarily surrender weapons to the police

QUANG ĐẠI |

Nghe An - Na Ngoi Commune Police increased propaganda and mobilized people to voluntarily hand over weapons, explosives and support tools.

From voluntary surrender of wild animals to sustainable conservation

CÔNG SÁNG |

Quang Tri people are increasingly proactive in handing over wild animals, showing a strong change in forest protection awareness.