Thirteen birds were released back into their natural habitat on Heron Island.

On October 2nd, the Nam Thanh Mien commune police, in coordination with other units, released 13 birds, voluntarily handed over by local residents, back into their natural environment at the Crane Island Eco-tourism Area.

Previously, Mr. Vu Dinh T. (born in 1975, residing in Dan Giap village, Nam Thanh Mien commune) voluntarily handed over 13 live birds to the Nam Thanh Mien commune police, including: 6 turtledoves, 3 ring-necked birds, 2 bulbuls, 1 nightingale, and 1 blackbird.

Immediately after receiving them, the Nam Thanh Mien Commune Police, in coordination with the Department of Culture and Social Affairs and the Service Team of the Crane Island Ecotourism Area, released all the birds back into their natural environment.

The Crane Island ecotourism area is valuable for its local landscape and biodiversity. Releasing these birds back into their natural environment contributes to protecting biodiversity and preserving the ecological environment.

Earlier, the Nam Thanh Mien commune police, in coordination with the Vinh Thuan commune police and other functional forces, released 35 wild birds at Heron Island.

THE ANH