Typhoon-battered vegetation in Halong Bay poses fire risks, affects wildlife habitat


The dried out trees in front of the entrance to Thien Cung Cave, Halong Bay, following Typhoon Yagi. — VNA/VNS Photo

QUANG NINH: Experts from the Institute of Ecology and Biological Resources will be assessing the effects of super typhoon Yagi on the vegetation of the limestone islands in Halong Bay.

The bay's management board has invited the institure under the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology to survey, evaluate the current situation and advise on solutions for sustainable conservation and enhancement of the bay's values.

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