Sharing about biodiversity through the lens and pen in Tuyen Quang

From September 9 to 11, in Thuong Lam commune, the Center for People and Nature (PanNature) organized a sharing program with the theme "Biodiversity through the lens and pen: From beauty to concern".

Mr. Khong Van Quang, Acting Head of Na Hang Forest Ranger Station, shared information on the conservation efforts of the snub-nosed monkey species.

The program brought together 50 journalists from Tuyen Quang, Cao Bang, Thai Nguyen, and Hanoi provinces, along with experts, to create a forum for exchange and improve skills in exploiting and disseminating information about biodiversity. This was an opportunity for journalists to gain firsthand experience in conservation at the Na Hang - Lam Binh Nature Reserve, home to many rare endemic species such as the snub-nosed monkey and the white-cheeked black langur. According to statistics, there are 120-150 individuals in the Tat Ke area and approximately 50-60 individuals in the Ban Bung area.

Over three days, delegates participated in various activities such as: thematic seminars on the global and Vietnamese biodiversity landscape; field trips and surveys of langur conservation in Na Hang and Lam Binh; training in storytelling skills for environmental journalism; and discussions on data exploitation methods and multi-platform journalism applications.

Reporters are working at the event.

According to PanNature, the program not only helps raise awareness and professional skills for journalists but also contributes to strongly spreading the message of nature conservation and promoting community responsibility in biodiversity conservation.

Text and photos: Thu Hang - Luu Khiem

Source: https://baotuyenquang.com.vn/xa-hoi/202509/chia-se-ve-da-dang-sinh-hoc-qua-ong-kinh-and-ngoi-but-tai-tuyen-quang-2fa65df/