Within the framework of the “ECO film production project 2021-2022"
This is an event co-hosted by the Center for Nature Conservation and Development (CCD) and FOUR PAWS Viet, within the framework of the ECO FILM Production project which is initiated and supported by the Goethe-Institut.
At the seminar, the experienced Vietnamese journalists and communication experts will share their journeys to tell fascinating stories about biodiversity and wildlife protection in Vietnam. After hearing the guest speakers sharing their approaches, techniques, and stories, journalist participants will join guided group activities to build a framework for their own potential projects based on the information about the CCD and FOUR PAWS Viet's work in these fields.
This aims at connecting different stakeholders who share common interest: individuals and organizations who are active in biodiversity conservation and animal welfare protection, journalists/ reporters in these fields. Participants can be awarded a field trip to the 2 hosting organizations’ project sites to realize their potential communication projects.
Participating in this discussion are:
Do Doan Hoang (*1976)
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has worked as a journalist since 1997. With many investigative reports, he has won the National Press Prize 5 times and dozens of other literary and journalistic awards.
In 2015, Do Doan Hoang was selected as an excellent journalist in the field of investigation against the killing and trafficking of wild animals after cross-country missions. He is also the founder of many press publications, forums, a network of investigative journalists, and a partner and representative in Vietnam for many of the world's leading prestigious organizations on environment and nature protection.
Nguyen Le Thuy Linh
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graduated from Hanoi University in 2015. She spent the six years as an organizer of numerous independent culture and residency programs in Vietnam, mainly in visual and sound arts. In 2020, Linh decided to support FOUR PAWS Viet and Bear Sanctuary Ninh Binh as education and communication manager. She uses various creative ways to convey knowledge about the conservation and protection of animal welfare to a broader public, especially children and young people.
Ta Quoc Truong
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graduated with a bachelor's degree in silviculture from the Vietnam National University of Forestry in 2012 and a master's degree in tropical forest management from the Technical University of Dresden (Germany) in November 2019. Mr. Truong has more than 7 years of experience participating in forest resource survey projects, supporting ethnic minority communities in community livelihood development, sustainable forest management and readiness to implement REDD+ implementation in the North and North Central provinces, Vietnam. Mr. Truong is working as Forest and Natural Resources Governance Coordinator at the Center for Nature conservation and Development (CCD).
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