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Birding Tour along’s the Red River Bank

Birding tour | Discover the local birds with ecologist and artists

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Right at the Red River's bank, you can explore a magnificent bird world with over 140 resident and migratory species, including rare ones.This is one of the unique, lesser-known migratory routes, filled with fascinating secrets!

Join the Birding Tour—a wonderful nature experience as part of the "What do birds tweet about?" project. Immerse yourself in the green natural space, and if you're lucky, by staying quiet and observing carefully, you'll be able to admire birds soaring, hopping from branch to branch, and hear their delightful chirping.

This is a special opportunity to join a meaningful morning, guided by biologist Nguyen Hoang Hao and members from Think Playgrounds. With many years of experience in wild bird conservation and urban ecological development, the team of experts will lead you to explore the magical world of birds, share stories, and teach you scientific observation methods.

The Birding Tour will also feature special participation from the German artist collective Baltic Raw Org, who will engage you in a conversation about the deep connection between art, humans, and nature.

Event Details
  • Time: 6:00 AM - 8:00 AM, September 19, 2025
  • Location: Basketball court, Chuong Duong Forest Park (117 Ham Tu Quan Street - Hong Ha Ward - Hanoi)
  • Capacity: 15 people.
  • Target Audience: Adults
  • Language: Vietnamese
Don't miss this wonderful opportunity! Please register by September 17, 2025. The organizers will send a participation confirmation email by September 18, 2025.

We look forward to meeting you at Chuong Duong Forest Park!
 

EXPERTS

Nguyễn Hoàng Hào

Ecologist Nguyễn Hoàng Hào is currently the Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Bird Conservation Society (VBCS). He is recognized as a forestry expert with more than 20 years of experience in conservation and ecological restoration, supporting research, and promoting the enforcement of wildlife and migratory bird protection laws. His work ranges from monitoring the impacts of wind energy projects on bird populations to providing strategic consultancy for green spaces and ecological parks in major cities such as Huế, Hội An, and Hanoi.

At the same time, in his capacity as an expert at the Vietnam Forest Resources Museum, he plays a key role in developing and managing databases on flora and fauna, environmental education, and raising public awareness and communication on ecological protection. With solid academic foundations and extensive practical experience, Ecologist Nguyễn Hoàng Hào has been making significant contributions to preserving biodiversity, particularly within Vietnam’s urban areas.