Ca Mau is one of the rare localities in the country that simultaneously possesses two national parks; a world biosphere reserve extending from brackish to saltwater, and a World Ramsar site; making it a land rich in potential, diverse in ecosystems, and with the interaction and synergy for development.
Taking advantage of its natural ecosystem and geographical location, Ca Mau is striving to preserve and enhance its tourism potential, thereby contributing to the socio -economic development of the locality.
"Mangrove trees first, then nipa palms, followed closely by melaleuca trees" describes the process of formation of the southernmost landmass from alluvial deposits reclaiming land from the sea.
With immense significance and value in many aspects, the forests in U Minh Ha National Park are strictly protected, thus enriching the diversity and abundance of flora and fauna under the canopy of the pristine forest.
From forest areas, through the process of clearing and reclaiming, saline and acidic soils have been transformed into "freshwater" suitable for rice cultivation.
Further out towards the sea, the mangrove ecosystem, with its biodiversity and endemic species such as Rhizophora apiculata and Avicennia marina, along with flocks of white egrets, creates a vibrant and colorful natural landscape.
Not only are the primeval forests of Mui Ca Mau National Park strictly protected, but they are also integrated into ecotourism development and serve scientific research.
Coastal areas with alluvial plains, forests encroaching on the sea, and fascinating natural landscapes.
Tran Nguyen performed
Source: https://baocamau.vn/noi-he-sinh-thai-giao-thoa-a26143.html
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