July 21, 2026 | 21:52 GMT +7
July 21, 2026 | 21:52 GMT +7
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(VAN) Driven by scientific monitoring, active cultivation, and community action, Con Dao’s coral reefs are steadily regaining health across local island waters.
(VAN) Climate change, rising sea temperatures, and human marine activities present escalating threats to the survival of Con Dao’s coral reef ecosystems.
(VAN) Con Dao’s rich coral reefs form the baseline infrastructure for local fishery resources, ecotourism development, and sustainable marine economies.
(VAN) Con Dao has been proposed for development as an ecological and smart special zone, advancing marine economy and high-quality tourism in tandem with the conservation of natural resources and heritage.
(VAN) Con Dao has earned a place on the global tourism map after being ranked first among the world’s 30 most mysterious islands by the renowned travel magazine Travel + Leisure.
(VAN) Thousands of fingerlings were released, and 60 golden oak trees were planted, contributing to ecosystem restoration and strengthening biodiversity conservation efforts in Con Dao.
(VAN) Ocean conservation education does not alter the national curriculum, but it helps students develop awareness and responsibility for protecting marine ecosystems.
(VAN) Leaders of the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee reviewed development planning and reaffirmed that the environment will not be traded off for economic development.
(VAN) This week marked an unprecedented event in Vietnam's sea turtle conservation history.
(VAN) The dugong population in Con Dao has been steadily declining due to multiple causes, raising urgent demands for seagrass meadow restoration and tighter control of human impacts.
(VAN) There are destinations whose very names stir an indescribable emotion within us. Con Dao is one such place…
(VAN) Managing land-based waste and reducing single-use plastics are the keys to keeping Con Dao’s seas clean and precious marine ecosystem.
(VAN) From young divers to local fishermen, many are heading into the sea not to admire the coral reefs, but to collect trash to save Con Dao.
(VAN) Not only are coral reefs bleaching and fish drifting away, but sea turtles are getting trapped in nets, and the ocean is filled with trash.
(VAN) For many years, plastic waste from the seabed has become a growing problem, suffocating coral reefs and threatening the rare marine ecosystem of Con Dao.