Help End the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Vietnam

by ENV Wildlife Conservation Trust
Help End the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Vietnam
Help End the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Vietnam
Help End the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Vietnam
Help End the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Vietnam
Help End the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Vietnam
Help End the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Vietnam
Help End the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Vietnam
Help End the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Vietnam
Help End the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Vietnam
Help End the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Vietnam
Help End the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Vietnam
Help End the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Vietnam
Help End the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Vietnam
Help End the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Vietnam
Help End the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Vietnam
Help End the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Vietnam
Help End the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Vietnam
Help End the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Vietnam
Help End the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Vietnam
Help End the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Vietnam
Help End the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Vietnam
Help End the Illegal Wildlife Trade in Vietnam

Summary

The illegal wildlife trade is destroying our Earth, pushing endangered species to extinction, and threatening public health on a globally deadly scale. Vietnam is a major player in the widespread trafficking of wildlife, with high demand for wildlife, and as a wildlife trafficking hub. Education for Nature - Vietnam (ENV), the first of its kind in Vietnam, is a local NGO fighting to end Vietnam's illegal wildlife trade by educating the public and taking strategic actions against wildlife crime.

$30,000
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$3,864
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191
donors
8
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5
fundraisers
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Challenge

Vietnam plays a significant part in the global illegal wildlife trade threatening our Earth and human health. Demand for wildlife is high in Vietnam due to traditional medicine, consumption at restaurants, the status symbol of endangered species products, and the growing illegal pet trade. Large criminal networks take advantage of this demand by illegally supplying Vietnam with tons of wildlife and their products, while also using Vietnam as a transit country for wildlife smuggling routes.

Solution

ENV tackles Vietnam's illegal wildlife trade through education and strategic work to combat wildlife crime. Awareness and demand reduction campaigns reach millions across Vietnam through public events, TV, radio, social media, elevator screens, airports, buses, and trains. ENV's Wildlife Crime Unit receives roughly 8 new public reports of wildlife crime a day. Case Officers coordinate a response by authorities to confiscate live animals and wildlife products, and arrest and prosecute criminals.

Long-Term Impact

ENV has tackled over 74,000 wildlife crime violations, contributed to a 95% decrease in bears on bile farms, and by mobilizing authorities, confiscated tons of wildlife products and rescued thousands of wild animals from the illegal trade. ENV investigations have also led to the arrest and imprisonment of 4 trafficking network leaders. ENV's work on demand reduction and enforcement has and continues to drive the change needed to secure a better future for wildlife, both in Vietnam and globally.

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Organization Information

ENV Wildlife Conservation Trust

Location: Marshall, VA - USA
Website:
Facebook: Facebook Page
Twitter: @envusa
Project Leader:
Quyen Vu
Marshall , VA United States
$26,136 raised of $30,000 goal
 
535 donations
$3,864 to go
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