Rhishja joined the ENV team in Hanoi for an inspiring day of raising public awareness about illegal wildlife trade.In November 2012, Rhishja joined Education for Nature-Vietnam (ENV) in Hanoi for a week of wildlife trade monitoring. This included bear farms, traditional Chinese medicine shops, restaurants with illegal wildlife on the menu, and the notorious Bao Son zoo. She also participated in an inspiring public awareness event held by ENV at Hanoi Botanical Garden.
Class is in session: “Using Digital and Social Media to Build Connections with an International Audience”
During the field visit, Rhishja presented a half-day (plus two hours the following day) course — “Using Digital and Social Media to Build Connections with an International Audience” — to the Education for Nature-Vietnam Communications Team.
Special Report: Rhinos from South Africa to China — A Troubling Timeline
The export of more than 100 rhinos from South Africa to China for a commercial horn-harvesting enterprise is one of the most disturbing issues within the rhino crisis. Take a look at what can happen when unscrupulous players use CITES to exploit, instead of protect, wildlife.
