Live Broadcasts of Wildlife to Air from Con Dao National Park

Vietnam Wild Live, a new project by Vietnam Television (VTV), aims to bring the untamed beauty of nature closer to the public through live broadcasts. The initiative officially launched on June 16 in Hanoi, with its inaugural event featuring five days of live programming from Con Dao National Park, scheduled daily between 12:30 PM and 2:30 PM from June 25 to June 30.

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We want to bring nature closer to the public, allowing them to enjoy, observe, and understand the country's beautiful nature more clearly, thereby increasing the spirit of nature protection and love for the country.

This marks a significant step for VTV, venturing into live broadcasts of wildlife for the first time after years of covering news, sports, and events. "We want to bring nature closer to the public, allowing them to enjoy, observe, and understand the country's beautiful nature more clearly, thereby increasing the spirit of nature protection and love for the country," said journalist Nguyen Thu Ha, Head of the Specialized Department - Science and Education at VTV.

The unique aspect of the program lies in its unscripted, real-time presentation. Unlike pre-recorded documentaries, viewers will witness the unfolding events of the natural world firsthand. This includes observing creatures from the moment of hatching to the daily challenges of survival. Director Nguyen Hoang Lam added that the project offers a fresh perspective on nature, allowing audiences to experience the raw essence of wildlife from anywhere.

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The project offers a fresh perspective on nature, not confined to edited films. We get to see the wildest nature.

Vietnam Wild Live emphasizes the 'live' element, presenting nature's unedited narratives. The project seeks to convey the message of nature's "cycle of rebirth," fostering an emotional connection and a sense of responsibility among viewers towards the wild environment. The broadcast from Con Dao National Park is the first destination chosen for this ambitious project, which has been in development for years.

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The project brings a new way of looking at nature, not just within a cut and edited film; we get to see the wildest nature.