Border guard troops protect environment through practical activities

Through daily practical activities, border guard troops have partly contributed to protecting and preserving the environment in border areas and coastal border and reducing the negative impacts of climate change on people’s life.

This year, World Environment Day 2022 (June 5) was launched with the theme “Only One Earth” to call on communities to together build a lifestyle sustainable and harmonious with the nature, rationally use natural resources, protect biodiversity and respond to climate change through policies and activities.

Below are photos of border troops’ activities to protect the environment and prevent climate change.

Troops of the Border Post of Dak Rue Border Gate, in collaboration with other forces, cleaning up the environment in the border commune of Ea Bung, Ea Sup district, Dak Lak province

Youths of Hai Van Border Post of the Da Nang municipal Border Guard and local youths collecting garbage on Kim Lien beach in Lien Chieu district

Troops of the Lai Chau provincial Border Guard Command and local youths planting trees in Trung Chai commune, Nam Nhin district, Lai Chau province to protect the environment

Troops of Can Thach Border Post of the Ho Chi Minh municipal Border Guard Command patrolling to protect mangrove forests in Can Gio district

Young personnel of Flotilla 2 under the Ninh Binh provincial Border Guard Command conducting information dissemination and mobilizing fishermen to protect aquatic resources and marine environment

Translated by Tran Hoai