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Where nature and conservation coexist

12 September 2024 | 06:26:00 AM

Con Dao, a remote archipelago off the southern coast of Vietnam, is a place where the echoes of history blend seamlessly with the vibrant rhythms of nature. While known for its wartime prisons, Con Dao is also a haven of biodiversity, where lush forests and pristine waters nurture life in its most delicate forms. This photo essay captures the raw beauty and dedicated conservation efforts that make this unique landscape stand out, from the serene Dam Tre Bay to the vital turtle hatcheries on Bay Canh Islet.

An aerial view of Dam Tre Bay, showcasing the harmonious union of land and sea - Photos: Narin

Wild grapes thrive in the untouched forests of Dam Tre Bay

The diverse plant life of Dam Tre Bay highlights its rich ecological diversity

Visitors explore the lush forest trails of Dam Tre Bay

Hikers take in panoramic views from the rugged peaks of Dam Tre Bay

Low tide uncovers a hidden path leading to the secluded Bay Canh Island

Towering mangroves dominate the landscape, providing crucial habitats for island wildlife

A small dock nestled among mangroves serves as a gateway to nature’s wonders

A ranger station proudly displays the ongoing sea turtle conservation efforts

Sea turtle eggs on Bay Canh Islet are carefully monitored and incubated

Volunteers work tirelessly to protect and preserve Con Dao’s sea turtle population

The elusive Tank Crab forages under the safety of night

Rangers exhibit the rare and fascinating Tank Crab

Under the moonlight, Bay Canh Island becomes a peaceful, ethereal landscape

Female sea turtles make their journey ashore to lay eggs

A newborn sea turtle begins its first journey towards the ocean

The first steps of a young sea turtle highlight the importance of ongoing conservation efforts

By Narin

Source: The Saigon Times - english.thesaigontimes.vn - Sep 8, 2024

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