Ca Mau applies science and technology in forest management and protection

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A monitoring site equipped with two cameras, each featuring a thermal lens and an optical lens, providing a 180-degree surveillance angle within a 5-kilometre range and operating 24/7. Photo: Vu Sinh – VNA
Forest rangers and protection forces operate water pumps for fire prevention and control at U Minh Ha National Park, Ca Mau province. Photo: Vu Sinh – VNA
U Minh Ha National Park (Ca Mau), covering a total area of 8,257.8 hectares, has been equipped with a specialised camera system to support forest management, protection and fire prevention. Photo: Vu Sinh – VNA
Forest rangers and protection forces monitor activities via the camera system at the operation centre in U Minh Ha National Park, Ca Mau province. Photo: Vu Sinh – VNA
In addition to monitoring through surveillance equipment, forest rangers and protection forces intensify patrols during high-risk periods at U Minh Ha National Park, Ca Mau province. Photo: Vu Sinh – VNA
Forest rangers and protection forces monitor activities via the camera system at the operation centre in U Minh Ha National Park, Ca Mau province. Photo: Vu Sinh – VNA
Forest rangers and protection forces use unmanned aerial vehicles (flycams) to conduct surveillance in U Minh Ha National Park, Ca Mau province. Photo: Vu Sinh – VNA
Forest rangers and protection forces use unmanned aerial vehicles (flycams) to monitor the area in U Minh Ha National Park, Ca Mau province. Photo: Vu Sinh – VNA
Ca Mau applies science and technology in forest management and protection
Ca Mau is one of the localities with the largest forest areas in the Mekong Delta, covering more than 95,365 hectares (including over 42,185 hectares of special-use and protection forests and more than 53,180 hectares of production forests). The province is gradually promoting the application of science and technology in forest management and protection, as well as in safeguarding its distinctive mangrove and freshwater forest ecosystems in Vietnam’s southernmost region, meeting the requirements for sustainable development in the new period. Photo: Vu Sinh – VNA