The Wildlife Street Art Bus Tour project has just completed the journey through eight provinces to deliver a wildlife conservation message in the form of street art murals. This meaningful message was illustrated in colourful paints products from AkzoNobel Vietnam. The Wildlife Street Art Tour was assisted by AkzoNobel to spread the important message of wildlife conservation Each year, 1,000 rhinos are hunted and killed for their horns, 33,000 elephants are killed for ivory, and 100,000 pangolins are slaughtered for their skin and meat. Aiming to raise awareness about how critical this situation is and how urgent it is to protect our wildlife, Wildlife Street Art Bus Tour was implemented. In this project, under AkzoNobel Cares, AkzoNobel Vietnam sponsored all paint products used for painting murals from its premium exterior brand Dulux Weathershield. In one month, the bus tour reached its final destination, spreading the wildlife conservation message throughout the country … [Read more...] about AkzoNobel uses power of colour to advocate wildlife conservation
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Man saves turtles’ lives
Lê Bá Lại releases a 80-year-old sea turtle which weighs 150kg to the sea. Photo tuoitre.vn Duy Thanh PHÚ YÊN It's unclear if turtles have heroes, but if they do, Lê Bá Lại is probably their Superman. That's because the restaurant owner in Tuy Hòa City, the south-central coastal province of Phú Yên, has spent the last five years saving sea turtles from being eaten and releasing them back into the ocean. Lại doesn't know exactly how many turtles he has saved, but he does know his actions protect this rare species of animal from being harmed by humans. On April 30, he heard that a fisherman in Đầm Môn Hamlet in Khánh Hòa Province had brought to the shore a 40kg turtle stuck in his fishing net. Lại did not hesitate to travel more than 50km to find the fisherman and persuade him to release the turtle back to the sea. Several days later, Lại persuaded fishermen in An … [Read more...] about Man saves turtles’ lives