The planting of the trees is symbolic of the park’s commitment to preserving and protecting the environment. It is also a reminder of how important it is to maintain the natural beauty and resources of the area.One thousand saplings were planted on an expansive 10-hectare plot in Xuan Son National Park, Phu Tho Province, northern Vietnam last Friday in an effort to conserve the water resources of the Hong (Red) River watershed. The planting is part of a larger initiative to protect the environment and boost the local ecosystem.
Manglietia conifera and Michelia mediocris plants are hardy species that can withstand intense sunlight and reach full maturity within 15 years.
The partnership was aimed at promoting sustainable rice cultivation and reducing greenhouse gas emissions from rice production in the Red River Delta region. The project included activities such as conducting research on sustainable rice cultivation methods, raising awareness among farmers about the importance of sustainable rice production, training farmers in sustainable rice cultivation techniques, and providing technical support to farmers in implementing sustainable rice production methods.
The project achieved significant success in improving the sustainability of rice production in the Red River Delta region. By the end of the project, over 8,000 farmers had been trained in sustainable rice cultivation methods, and more than 5,000 hectares of land had been converted to sustainable rice production. Furthermore, the project reduced greenhouse gas emissions from rice production in the region by an estimated 40%.
The four-year partnership between the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Heineken Vietnam, and the World Wildlife Fund (WWF)-Vietnam has been highly successful in promoting sustainable rice cultivation and reducing greenhouse gas emissions from rice production in the Red River Delta region. Through research, awareness-raising, training, and technical support, the project enabled over 8,000 farmers to be trained in sustainable rice cultivation methods and over 5,000 hectares of land to be converted to sustainable rice production. As a result, greenhouse gas emissions from rice production in the region were reduced by an impressive 40%.
The watersheds of the Red, Dong Nai, and Tien Rivers are receiving VND30 billion (nearly US$1.3 million) in funding for their water conservation program, courtesy of a brewer.
The initiative helps to restore the ecosystems of the three rivers with high biodiversity and economic value. Reforestation will improve the ability to regulate and supply water to locals in the watersheds, as well as support downstream agricultural activities. This will create a positive environmental and economic impact for the local communities.
Apart from reforestation, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, the brewer, and WWF-Vietnam will also nurture over 400 hectares of forest to help improve the ecological functions of the natural forest system. In doing so, they aim to conserve and protect the biodiversity of the area, ensure a sustainable supply of water and protect the local communities from floods and landslides.
It is located in the northwestern region of Vietnam and is considered to be among the most beautiful national parks in the country. It encompasses more than 25,000 hectares of lush, tropical forests, as well as grassland and wetland areas.
The Xuan Son National Park is home to a wide range of flora and fauna, including rare and endangered species. The park is also home to a variety of birds, mammals, fish, reptiles, and amphibians, making it a popular destination for both local and international travelers. Visitors to the park can enjoy a variety of activities, such as hiking, camping, bird watching, and nature photography.
Situated in the heart of the Northwestern region of Vietnam, the Xuan Son National Park is a spectacular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. With its lush, tropical forests, grassland, and wetland areas, it is home to a variety of rare and endangered species, including birds, mammals, fish, reptiles, and amphibians. Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities, such as hiking, camping, bird watching, and nature photography. Not only is the park a great place to explore and appreciate nature, but it also offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful getaway or an exciting adventure, the Xuan Son National Park is sure to provide a memorable experience.
It is the only park in Vietnam with primeval forests on limestone mountains, but its biodiversity and water resources have been gravely affected by human exploitation, as well as the effects of climate change.
The initiative by Heineken Vietnam to protect watersheds is an important step towards its 2025 ambition of achieving 100 percent water balance. The effort is among the many initiatives taken by the company in this regard, helping it move closer to its goal. By taking such measures, Heineken Vietnam is striving to ensure healthier water sources for future generations.
Through reforestation and various water management initiatives in key river basins, Heineken Vietnam and its partners are striving to restore the local ecosystem and replenish water resources for people, communities, and the environment, according to Holly Bostock, Corporate Affairs Director at Heineken Vietnam.
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Representatives from various organizations gathered at Xuan Son National Park in Phu Tho Province, northern Vietnam, on April 14, 2023 to plant trees in an effort to protect and conserve the environment. The event, which was attended by local officials and members of the public, saw hundreds of trees planted in the area. Participants expressed their commitment to preserving the natural beauty of the park and protecting its biodiversity. The planting of trees is a small but important step towards a greener future for Vietnam. This event is part of an ongoing effort to protect and conserve the environment, and to ensure that the park remains a safe haven for its many species of flora and fauna. |
| A supplied photo shows representatives planting trees at the Xuan Son National Park in Phu Tho Province, northern Vietnam, April 14, 2023 |
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