Showing posts with label Co-management. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Co-management. Show all posts
Tuesday, 8 April 2014
Thursday, 19 December 2013
Aquatic Resources Carrying Eggs Conservation Study Tour for Co-management Group in Vo Thanh Van Hamlet, Cu Lao Dung
The
IUCN project “Building the pilot model of changing destructive fishing gears
into environmental-friendly gears and local aquatic resources’genera
conservation in Vo Thanh Van Hamlet, An Thanh Nam Commune, Cu Lao Dung District
and Trung Binh Commune, Tran De District, Soc Trang Province” started on
01/09/2013 with the aim of building the pilot model of seafoods carrying eggs
conservation, raising coastliners’awareness and rehabilitating local aquatic
resources.
Sub-DECAFIREP, IUCN and GIZ CZM ST operated the study tour to Phu Quoc, Kien Giang with the aim to help
co-management groups in Vo Thanh Van and Mo O in effectively implementing of aquatic resources carrying eggs conservation
model after learning from the trip.
Sharing the experience about how to manage the number of juveniles
Mud-crab carrying eggs conservation learning
Creative flyers
Registering for crab carrying eggs conservation bank
Pilot models visiting
Plastic waste in the coastline
Gifts of ocean
It's so stupid people keep thinking that the cutest fish in the world can be something "GOOD for men" when soaking them in wine?????
French colonial and America Empire turned the island into a HELL, the prison for Vietnamese communists by gruesome tortures
Prisoners were kept in the so called "tiger cage",outside, their skin scratched, salt chilli water were poured onto them... 
Boiling the prisonersBurning
A prisoner was digging a tunnel to escape by a mental spoon
Freedom and peace on the island nowadays
Catching clams
Cleaning the coast
After work ;)
Wednesday, 6 November 2013
Co-management meeting in Cu Lao Dung
In this meeting, we discussed about the patrolling plan for the rest two months of 2013. We agreed that there will be 4 patrolling days/month.
It is scheduled that the patrolling days will be when the tide is low (when many people go to the mudflat to collect aquatic resources which are the 9th-10th and 24th-25th of each lunar month): November 11-12 and 26-27; December 11-12 and 26-27. Participants in the patrolling team include representatives of the Red Team, commune police, border post, forest ranger, district project team. There will be both patrolling by motorbike along the dyke and by boats.
Tuesday, 5 November 2013
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