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A campaign in Ha Tinh also returned 110 live birds to the wild and increased patrols as migratory flocks began moving through the region.
Officials in Ha Tinh Province in north-central Vietnam have confiscated and destroyed 20,109 tools and devices used to hunt or trap wild birds.
They also released 110 live decoy birds and birds caught in traps back into their natural habitat.
Forest rangers, police, and local authorities have been patrolling rural areas and removing traps as the annual migration season begins.
The campaign is meant to give birds a safer place to rest and feed as they pass through coastal fields and forests.
Local officials acted before the migration season reached its busiest point, removing thousands of hazards and returning live birds to the wild. It shows how practical protection can make a real difference for wildlife.
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