On April 1, 2025, in celebration of the 66th anniversary of Vietnam’s Fisheries Sector (April 1, 1959 – April 1, 2025), the Department of Agriculture and Environment, in collaboration with the Marine Conservation and Community Development Center (MCD), organized a ceremony to initiate the release of aquatic breeds aimed at restoring marine resources in the Ran Trao Marine Protected Area, Van Ninh District. The event, themed “Together for Ocean Protection – Building a Sustainable Future” attracted representatives from various entities within the Agriculture and Environment sectors, the People’s Committee of Van Ninh District, the Provincial Fisheries Association, and numerous enterprises in the fisheries industry.
Following the ceremony, delegates proceeded to the waters of the Ran Trao Marine Protected Area (Van Hung Commune, Van Ninh District) to release over 2.6 million juvenile aquatic species, including approximately 1.14 million black tiger shrimp, 1.4 million two-shelled clams, 10,000 babylonia snails, and various marine fish species such as barramundi, golden pompano, pearl grouper, and American red snapper. This marks the third consecutive year that such an initiative has been conducted at Ran Trao, contributing to the restoration of the marine ecosystem and the sustainable maintenance of aquatic resources.
With the mission of “joining hands for a sustainably developing community” Long Sinh Co., Ltd. consistently prioritizes environmental protection and the restoration of aquatic resources. We are proud to support and provide funding for this meaningful program, contributing to the sustainable development of Vietnam’s fisheries sector. In the future, Long Sinh will continue to actively participate in and implement practical activities aimed at protecting marine ecosystems and promoting environmental responsibility within the community.
