Cat Ba Langur - Endangered primate species

Cat Ba Langur - Endangered primate species

The Cat Ba langurs, or Golden-headed langurs, are found only on Cat Ba Island in the Gulf of Tonkin, off the coast of northern Vietnam. They are one of the world’s most critically-endangered primates.
Tourism firms play rising role in stemming ocean plastic

Tourism firms play rising role in stemming ocean plastic

Tourism companies, who are benefiting enormously from the environmental values, should take further actions to stem the flow of plastic waste into the ocean, heard a workshop held in the northern port city of Hai Phong on July 25.
Vietnam responds to World Meteorological Day 2019

Vietnam responds to World Meteorological Day 2019

A ceremony in response to the World Meteorological Day 2019 was held in the northern port city of Hai Phong on March 23, calling for actions to protect human lives and assets in the context of increasing extreme weather phenomena.
Businesses urged to protect Ha Long Bay

Businesses urged to protect Ha Long Bay

Businesses were urged to increase their involvement in addressing environmental challenges caused by the operation of cruise ships in Ha Long Bay during the fifth leadership committee meeting of Ha Long – Cat Ba Alliance in northern Quang Ninh province on March 13.
Workshop highlights energy efficiency solutions

Workshop highlights energy efficiency solutions

A workshop took place in the northern city of Hai Phong on May 19, where a pilot voluntary agreement programme on efficient use of energy and a model of energy service company was introduced.
Ha Long, Cat Ba cooperate to improve environment

Ha Long, Cat Ba cooperate to improve environment

Local authorities, enterprises and communities in northern Quang Ninh Province and Hai Phong City must strengthen cooperation to protect the environment in Ha Long Bay, a conference heard on July 10.
Experts warn coastal groundwater overused

Experts warn coastal groundwater overused

Groundwater levels along thousands of kilometres of coast stretching from northern Hai Phong City to southern Ca Mau province have dropped to alarming levels due to overexploitation for daily use.