Approach

WildAct addresses conservation challenges by creating inclusive opportunities for individuals and communities to actively participate in the management and conservation of natural resources. Conservation issues and their root causes are varied, therefore, WildAct utilises innovative perspectives and interdisciplinary approaches to design species-focused interventions and deliver impactful practices.

1. Capacity and governance

Create a new generation of Vietnamese wildlife conservationists.

Find out how strengthening capacity and governance essentially contributes to the success of on-the-ground conservation practices.

Improving Conservation Capacity

Increasing Gender Equity in Conservation

2. SPECIES AND HABITAT

Explore how we directly confront species decline and habitat loss.

What we have been doing regarding Species and Habitat:

Rescuing and Rehabilitating Wild Birds

Conducting Field and Social Research

Protecting Vital Habitats

Combating Illegal Wildlife Trade

3. SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY

Discover how we inspire, motivate, and empower children, educators, and local communities to act for wild animals and forests.

What we have been doing regarding School and Community:

Inspiring and Educating School Children

Involving Local Communities in Conservation

Supporting Communities' Livelihood

4. PARTNERSHIP AND DEVELOPMENT

Find out how we involve different sectors and industries in creating collective conservation impacts

Collaborating in Conservation Sector

Involving Business Sector in Conservation work

Raising Fund for Hands-on Practices

Building Long-term Partnership amongst Sectors

Projects

Capacity and Governance

National capacity building for future Vietnamese conservation practitioners

Capacity and Governance

Reducing gender-based violence in Vietnamese conservation

Capacity and Governance, Species and Habitat, Partnership and Development

Species and HabitatSchool and Community

Forest-Dependent communities in Chu Yang Sin National Park

Species and Habitat

Conserving large mammals in the Annamite mountains

News and views

CWT 2023 - Combating Illegal Wildlife Trade 2023 Course

04.07.2023

With the aim of providing young people with knowledge, capacity building and conservation career opportunities, WildAct colaborated with School of Environmental Science and Technology (INEST), Hanoi University of Science and Technology (HUST) to organise a short-term course on Combating Illigal Wildlife Trade (CWT).

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