On January 12, the Nha Trang Bay Management Board said that the unit had just organized the release of 6,000 carp fry to regenerate aquatic resources in the marine protected area in the Dam Bay mangrove forest area.
All juvenile fish have been quality inspected and quarantined according to regulations before being released into the natural environment.
The activity attracted the participation of more than 50 domestic and foreign tourists, including tourists from Vietnam, Russia and Korea.
Not only directly participating in releasing seed fish, tourists are also guided by officials of Nha Trang Bay Management Board about the significance of restoring aquatic resources, the role of mangrove forests for marine ecosystems and sustainable livelihoods of coastal communities.
Along with resource recycling activities, the Nha Trang Bay Management Board also organizes introductions and guides tourists on how to sort plastic waste, and at the same time deploys waste collection at Hon Mun Island - one of the areas with an important coral reef ecosystem of Nha Trang Bay.
Through this activity, functional forces and tourists collected more than 10kg of waste, mainly plastic bottles, nylon bags, plastic packaging and ghost nets drifting on the island and coast.
Waste after collection is sorted and treated in accordance with regulations to minimize negative impacts on the marine environment.
According to the Nha Trang Bay Management Board, practical experience activities such as releasing and regenerating resources and cleaning up the environment help tourists better understand their responsibility to protect the environment and biodiversity.
This is not only the task of functional agencies but requires the joint efforts of each citizen and tourist through specific and practical actions.
Each individual needs to limit the use of disposable plastic, carry out waste sorting at source, and not discharge waste into the marine environment. At the same time, actively participate in environmental protection programs, regenerate aquatic resources to contribute to maintaining and improving biodiversity in marine protected areas.
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