As one of the world’s most biologically diverse countries, Vietnam understands the critical importance of preserving its rich natural resources.

Over 70 million aging motorbikes in Vietnam, many without proper emissions testing, are quietly polluting the air in major cities and endangering public health.

A diver captured video of a whale surfacing in Nha Trang Bay, highlighting ongoing progress in marine conservation.

Central Pharmaceutical JSC No.3 found responsible for illegal roadside waste.

Hanoi eyes gas bike ban, but success depends on public transit, infrastructure, and equity.

Amid rising air pollution levels, Vietnam rolls out urgent national plans for cleaner cities.

Amid public concern over a stream of thick black wastewater discharged onto Quy Nhon beach, the chairman of Quy Nhon Dong Ward (Gia Lai) has offered an explanation.

Ho Chi Minh City aims to electrify tech-based delivery fleets by 2030 with major policy support.

Starting 2026, Hanoi will phase out single-use plastics in hotels, shops, and daily activities to combat plastic waste.

Government monitoring apps record elevated AQI levels, with health officials urging reduced outdoor activity and personal protection.

A new directive banning gasoline motorbikes from Hanoi’s inner Ring Road 1 by July 2026 has sparked widespread public debate.

Polluted urban rivers like To Lich are set for revival using digital tracking and treated wastewater.

New government directive sets firm green targets for Vietnam's capital amid air pollution concerns.

PM Pham Minh Chinh instructs authorities to investigate, prosecute, and reform environmental laws.

A green sea turtle (Chelonia mydas), an endangered species listed in Vietnam’s Red Data Book, recently returned to lay eggs on Cau Cang Beach on Hon Cau Island, Lien Huong commune, the south central province of Lam Dong.

International air quality strategies offer valuable guidance for Vietnam’s urban challenges.

Saigon Zoo mourns the loss of Ngo Khong, a rare Bengal white tiger that succumbed to illness after 10 years

The Hanoi People’s Committee has issued a dispatch on the implementation of a regional linkage project for the sustainable use of biodiversity resources in natural and heritage reserves across the Red River Delta.

Marine tourism accounts for up to 70% of the sector’s total revenue, making it a vital contributor to local and national economic growth.

The emissions inspection will begin in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, then expand nationwide by 2030.