Ideal environmental education and interpretation point

Director of the Center for Rescue, Conservation and Development of Organisms (PN-KB National Park) Tran Ngoc Anh informed that with an area of over 77 hectares, VTV is considered a miniature image of PN-KB National Park, including a primeval tropical forest ecosystem, ecological trails, waterfalls, and natural lakes. Environmental interpretation activities at VTV are designed as a field study program. Each tour and experience can last from half a day to a day, organized in small groups to ensure high interaction with integrated content of knowledge of biology, geography, environmental science, civiceducation , etc.

Visitors participate in the experience at the Botanical Garden.

“When visiting VTV, under the guidance of tour guides, visitors will participate in a series of activities, such as: Walking along the ecological trail; visiting the PN-KB wildlife conservation facility; learning about the nursery, conquering the Wind Waterfall; participating in interactive activities such as drawing, making pictures and costumes from available forest leaves, and food chain simulation games. In particular, at the PN-KB wildlife conservation facility, visitors will be able to observe and learn about the animals being rescued; get closer to many rare animals, such as: Hornbills, pig-tailed monkeys, monkeys, small loris...”, the Director of the Center for Rescue, Conservation and Development of Living Creatures added.

To better serve visitors and experience VTV, every year, during the peak tourist season, the Center for Rescue, Conservation and Development of Organisms carries out inspections and maintenance of infrastructure on sightseeing routes to ensure safety for visitors; develops and organizes the implementation of plans to welcome and serve visitors during holidays and Tet; installs a security monitoring system to ensure safety in parking lots; replaces solvents for animal specimens; replaces and supplements Etyket for animal and plant specimens at the Exhibition House to ensure completeness and science ; and at the same time, promotes VTV well on digital platforms...

The exploration and experience activities at VTV not only help visitors understand more about the ecological environment and the value of the forest, but also raise people's awareness in protecting the forest, protecting the environment, and protecting heritage. Thereby, there are specific actions to protect the living environment, protect the world natural heritage of PN-KB National Park...

In addition to performing the function of environmental interpretation, VTV is also a place for research, conservation and propagation of rare and precious native tree species with high conservation and economic value. In recent times, VTV has completed data on the souvenir tree planting plot; monitored and collected growth and development indicators of yellow camellia and sour tree after nearly 2 years of planting under the VTV forest canopy; collected and sowed 9,300 native tree seeds of 12 species for propagation and conservation of gene sources; produced over 6,500 native tree seedlings of 15 species; collected and propagated 100 La Han pine trees and 25 Gu Huong trees for conservation at VTV; planted 20 black Canarium trees in VTV to preserve biodiversity gene sources and 17 Nhội trees to improve the landscape of the rescue area; Planting and caring for trees to preserve genetic resources and supplement natural food sources for wildlife at the PN-KB biodiversity conservation facility.

“With the assigned function of directly managing and operating VTV, from 2022 to now, nearly 78,000 international visitors and over 2,000 students have participated in environmental interpretation activities at VTV; At the same time, tourism and travel companies across the country have also begun to join in the role of experience designers at VTV…”, the Director of the Center for Rescue, Conservation and Development of Living Creatures shared.

Ngoc Hai

Source: https://baoquangbinh.vn/kinh-te/202506/diem-dien-giai-giao-duc-moi-truong-ly-tuong-2227315/