On the morning of June 3, at Vinh Phuc College, a seminar was held to assess the current status and effects of invasive alien organisms and propose solutions to prevent and control some species in the province.
Participating in the workshop were experts, scientists, researchers, representatives of ministries, central branches, research institutes, universities, social organizations and authors.
Speaking at the seminar, Dr. Tran Thanh Tung - Rector of Vinh Phuc College - Head of the topic stated: This is a research topic, assessing the current status of invasive alien species in the province. Vinh Phuc and propose solutions to prevent and control in order to protect the environment and contribute to sustainable agricultural economic development.
In Vinh Phuc province, there are 21 species of alien species (SVNL), of which 8 species of invasive alien species (yellow snail, snail, mosquito-eating fish, white pompano, black tilapia, and cleaner fish) tanks, tilapia and red-eared turtles); 13 species of foreign plants are invasive again (water hyacinth, yellow comb, apricot tree, virgin hook, acacia hedgehog, pig shit, water lily, chrysanthemum, chrysanthemum, five-color, para grass, brackish water grass and earth cactus).
During the implementation of the project, the authors have built a set of display specimens and sample photos of 21 species of aquatic life distributed in the area. Establishing distribution maps to zoning and forecasting areas with dangerous invasive alien species. Determining the way of invasion of SVNL into the area and considering that it is the diversity in the habitat in the area that is the condition for the alien species to have the ability to spread and distribute.
The authors have also successfully tested methods of controlling and eradicating some invasive alien species. Building a model of management, control and eradication of yellow apple snail; model of management, control and eradication of apricot trees; management model, control and extermination of snails.
In order to reduce the harmful effects of invading alien organisms, the authors suggest that in the coming time, the province needs to direct relevant departments, agencies and localities to thoroughly apply drastic and specific solutions. and science. Especially, it is necessary to implement synchronously management, prevention, control and eradication measures suitable for each object and suitable to the specificity of each ecological region.
Speaking at the seminar, the delegates highly appreciated the professionalism in the implementation process of the author group as well as the important meaning of the topic's content for the sustainable socio-economic development of Vietnam. local.
The delegates also highly agreed on possible solutions of the topic that have a decisive impact on minimizing harmful alien species, and at the same time protecting intact the natural ecosystem which is inherent of the province, thereby contributing to the overall development of the country
Quang Nam
