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During my summer break, I spent over two weeks volunteering and interning at Save Vietnam’s Wildlife in Cuc Phuong National Park. I supported the team with daily work at the conservation center while also assisting with communications and media activities.
The experience allowed me to explore my interest in communication in a completely different setting, while also getting the chance to work closely with and care for rescued wildlife. Being surrounded by animals and the people dedicated to protecting them made my connection with conservation feel more personal and real.
Communication Intern
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Founder
After my time volunteering and interning at Cuc Phuong National Park, I wanted to find a way to continue supporting wildlife conservation beyond my time there. This led me to found WildWears, a nonprofit fashion project created to raise funds for the conservation of endangered wildlife.
Through connections I built during my time at the conservation center, I developed WildWears as a way to contribute directly to its needs, with funds raised helping support medical care for rescued animals. What started as an idea after my internship became a project I could build, manage, and grow on my own.
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Founder
Beyond fundraising, I founded WildGuard, a student-led club dedicated to raising awareness among young people about endangered wildlife and the importance of protecting natural habitats.
As part of the club’s outreach, we visited a school in Nghe An to host a “Green Classroom,” where we introduced students to environmental issues, wildlife conservation, and ways they could help protect the natural world. It was a small classroom, but a meaningful opportunity to bring conservation closer to a younger generation.
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president
As President of Vietnam Village, I lead a student-led club that brings the landscapes, culture, and stories of Vietnam closer to both local and international audiences. Through a mix of online communication and offline activities, we create content and experiences that introduce different regions of Vietnam to young people.
One of our highlights was our first field trip to Nghe An, where I led a group of 40 Hanoi students to Lang Sen - the birthplace of President Ho Chi Minh and organized a cultural exchange workshop featuring Vi, Giam folk music, one of the region’s distinctive traditional art forms.
