Vietnam’s biodiversity is a treasure, but it’s under threat. Habitat loss, poaching, and climate change have pushed many species to the brink. The white-crested gibbon, rhinoceros, and wild buffalo are among those that have vanished from the wild in recent years. Protecting this biodiversity is crucial for the health of our ecosystems and the survival of countless plant and animal species. (Photo: Hooded Langur by Xuan Thanh)

The photo contest “Wild Birds and Animals of Vietnam” 2024 has received many unique submissions, capturing the magical interactions between birds, wild animals, and Vietnam’s stunning natural environment. (Photo: Silver-breasted Broadbill by Duong Tran Hai)

Over the past decade, wildlife photography, especially of birds and mammals in Vietnam, has flourished. Hundreds of passionate photographers are dedicated to documenting the beauty and diversity of the country’s wild animals. (Photo: Black-faced Spoonbill by Duong Tran Hai)

These photographers are advocates for nature, raising awareness about the importance of conserving bird and animal species and their habitats. They capture the unique behaviors and environments of creatures like the Hù, believed to be a type of owl. Their work inspires a deeper appreciation for wildlife and the need to protect these vital ecosystems.

The 2024 photo contest and exhibition, “Wild Birds and Animals of Vietnam,” aim to celebrate nature photography. It showcases the beauty of Vietnam’s wildlife, particularly its bird and animal species, to a global audience. (Photo: Golden-bellied Gibbon by Vo Dang)

The contest evokes a love for nature and wildlife, inspiring a sense of duty to protect and conserve wild plants and animals. (Photo: Brown-footed Macaque by Tran Du Dao)

It also educates the community about the lives and status of various bird and animal species, as well as Vietnam’s legal regulations for wildlife management and protection. (Photo: Brown-headed Gull by Nguyen Quoc Hoai)

Now, let’s admire some of the award-winning photos from the competition. Here’s the winning entry: “Nosebleed Langur” by Chung Van Thanh.

The Second Prize goes to Do Xuan Tam for capturing the “Red-winged Laughingthrush.”

Another Second Prize winner is this captivating image by Dinh Xuan Truong.

The First Third Prize goes to Phan Van Phu for this stunning photo of the “Red-tailed Laughingthrush.”

The Little Kingfisher, captured by Pham Trung Kien, wins another Third Prize.

The final Third Prize goes to Huynh Van Truyen for this breathtaking photo of a whale and seagull.
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