In Van Ho district, the working group of TN&MT Newspaper and members of TN&MT Newspaper Journalists Association visited Nang Tien Waterfall to learn about conservation activities and promote the value of natural resources to serve sustainable socio -economic development in the locality. Nang Tien Waterfall is located in Na Cha village, Chieng Khoa commune, 7 km from the center of Van Ho district. At this time, the water source is quite abundant, so the natural scenery is extremely poetic.
The waterfall pours down from above like soft white silk strips, splashing white foam into the emerald green lake. In the deep green space of the mountains and forests, the water mist blends with the bright sunlight, creating a backdrop for the waterfall as an unmissable highlight. The precious thing is that when investing in tourism, the locals have tried not to encroach too much on the natural landscape. Tourists can easily immerse themselves in the space of the mountains, forests, waterfalls and enjoy the fresh air and cool water here.
Here, members of the TN&MT Newspaper Association listened to the elders of the commune and the tour guide share about the history and origin of Nang Tien Waterfall. In addition, Mr. Ha Van Cong, Executive Director of Chieng Khoa Agricultural Service Tourism Cooperative, also shared about how to exploit the potential of natural resources and green tourism. To maintain the natural charm, environmental protection and hygiene are always top priorities.
Recent experiences have shown that tourists are very interested in experiencing the Fairy Waterfall and this place has the potential to become a new green tourism and eco-tourism highlight of Son La province. Despite many difficulties, the cooperative members are still making efforts to protect and promote the value of the local natural resources.
Next, the Journalists Association of Natural Resources and Environment Newspaper in coordination with the Department of Natural Resources and Environment of Son La province visited the main campus of Chieng Khoa Kindergarten, presenting the school with 2 water purifiers, 30 gifts for 30 children with especially difficult family circumstances, and nearly 300 candies for the children in the school. Before that, the delegation also presented 3 water purifiers to schools far from the center, including schools in Pang, Chieng Le, and Khong villages.
The gifts, though small, are the heart of the staff, civil servants, and employees of the Department of Natural Resources and Environment of Son La province and the team of reporters and editors of the Natural Resources and Environment Newspaper sent to the teachers and students here. They are a source of encouragement and practical sharing with the preschool children at the school with many difficulties.
Within the framework of the working trip, in the afternoon of the same day, the Journalists Association of Natural Resources and Environment Newspaper organized a Seminar on Propaganda for environmental protection and sustainable development of ethnic minority and mountainous areas in Van Ho: How to speak so that people can easily understand, easily do, and easily replicate.
Mr. Le Xuan Dung, Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Secretary of the Journalists Association of Natural Resources and Environment Newspaper chaired the Discussion. Attending the discussion were Ms. Le Thi Thu Hang - Deputy Director of the Department of Natural Resources and Environment of Son La province; Mr. Vu Thanh Hai - Vice Chairman of the People's Committee of Van Ho district; Mr. Ha Van Ung - Vice Chairman of the People's Committee of Chieng Khoa commune (Van Ho district); village elder Dinh Cong Nguyen, Chieng Le village, Chieng Khoa commune (former Chairman of the People's Committee of Chieng Khoa commune); village elders, village chiefs and people of 7 villages in the commune.
At the seminar, Mr. Le Xuan Dung - Deputy Editor-in-Chief of the Natural Resources and Environment Newspaper informed about the task of propagating environmental protection and responding to climate change on the publications of the Natural Resources and Environment Newspaper. As one of the press agencies assigned by the Government through the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, through the Ethnic Committee, through the Ministry of Information and Communications to propagate and promote information on ethnic minority and mountainous areas for many years, the Natural Resources and Environment Newspaper has always focused on and fully conveyed the Party's guidelines, directives, and resolutions, the State's policies and laws on environmental protection, exploitation, and rational use of natural resources, and adaptation to climate change. In addition, the Natural Resources and Environment Newspaper promotes the commendation and honor of typical advanced examples, good models, creative ways, and valuable initiatives in natural resources and environmental management.
Ms. Le Thi Thu Hang - Deputy Director of the Department of Natural Resources and Environment answered the discussion content around the information and propaganda work on environmental protection and climate change adaptation that Son La has been implementing. Thereby, it has contributed to raising awareness and responsibility for environmental protection and sustainable development in Van Ho district in particular and Son La province in general. Ms. Le Thi Thu Hang also expressed her gratitude for the information and propaganda role of press agencies, including the Natural Resources and Environment Newspaper, in coordinating information and propaganda of policies of the Natural Resources and Environment sector in general and environmental protection work in particular to ethnic people in the province.
At the Seminar, the leaders of Van Ho District People's Committee shared some contents that the district has implemented to contribute to preserving the environmental landscape and adapting to climate change. Van Ho District also hopes that press agencies, including the Natural Resources and Environment Newspaper, will continue to accompany the locality to spread the image of Van Ho to tourists from all over. The Seminar recorded many valuable opinions from state management agencies as well as village elders and prestigious people in Chieng Khoa commune, Van Ho district sent to state management agencies and leaders, reporters and editors of the Natural Resources and Environment Newspaper.
The seminar has created an effective bridge contributing to promoting communication work on environmental protection, climate change adaptation, sustainable development of ethnic minority and mountainous areas in Chieng Khoa commune in particular and Van Ho district in general, contributing to building new rural areas and developing the local socio-economy in a sustainable manner.
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