Celebrating Uncle Ho’s Birthday reminds the call to “plant trees” – A great vision for a green future

Celebrating Uncle Ho’s Birthday reminds the call to “plant trees” – A great vision for a green future

President Ho Chi Minh with the pen name Tran Luc wrote the article “Tree-Planting Tet holiday ” published in Nhan Dan newspaper in 1959, No. 2082. He stated: “This is less expensive but benefits a lot … Our country will be more and more beautiful, the climate will be better and the trees grow more. That will make an important contribution to improving the lives of our people”. After more than 60 years, his call still intact the meaning of preserving and protecting the eco-friendly and sustainable environment, raising awareness of all people about the role and meaning of tree planting, afforestation and forests protection, protecting ecological environment, contributing to natural disaster mitigation, coping and adapting to the increasingly complex climate change.

Through the “Tree-planting Tet Holiday”, cultural beauty, ethical education, love of nature, awareness of ecological environment protection, and the harmony between people and nature of Vietnamese people have been formed. Currently, the approaches of management and technology of green development in Vietnam are constantly being invested in modern direction, suitable for urgent needs to improve climate conditions, purification and environmental protection. It creates a landscape and unique identity of the existing space.

Mr. Nguyen Xuan Phuc – Prime Minister of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam participated in the tree planting ceremony to memorialize Uncle Ho and to welcome the new school year 2017–2018 at Nguyen Tat Thanh University High-Tech Park

Nguyen Tat Thanh University’s students participated in the ever-growing tree-planting ceremony to thank Uncle Ho and to welcome the new academic year 2017–2018 at Nguyen Tat Thanh University High-Tech Park

Managing Natural Resources and Environment against the challenge of industrialization and urbanization is indispensable, the green development approach is the experience of many developed countries in the world such as Canada, in this country of Maple leaves, Communities In Bloom – CIBs have been developed, which is also part of a community program for building green cities that is recommended on a large scale or in the way that Singapore “respects nature”. However, in urban areas it is possible to help the city “soften” the “hard” aspects of the city by applying a range of strategies “garden in the street”, “wall garden”, “roof garden”, and “garden in anywhere”. Singapore is now covered with the highest density of greenery in the world; Singapore’s vision is to build the country into an entire garden for everyone, greenery as an essential part of people’s lives, and undertaking the mission of creating the best living environment with excellent greenery, recreation areas Convenience through community participation.

Students majoring in Natural Resources and Environmental Management at Nguyen Tat Thanh University will be provided with knowledge of natural science and industry knowledge such as the physical, chemical and biological transformation process of pollutants and their metabolism in soil, water and air environments; Environmental Planning, Environmental Quality Management, Environmental Policy, Environmental Management System, Environmental Management System Analysis, Risk Assessment and Environmental Impact … Besides, students of Natural Resources and Environmental Management is also fully equipped with foreign language skills, soft skills and proficient use of office informatics as well as specialized software including AutoCad, GIS, MapInfor … This helps students cultivate skills in parallel with the accumulation of specialized knowledge.

Students of Natural Resources and Environment Management, Nguyen Tat Thanh University

There is a green road, guided by Nguyen Tat Thanh University (NTTU), nurtured by the hands, knowledge and enthusiasm that accompany you. Are you ready for a knowledgeable “green living” journey to the future?

Department of Natural Resources and Environment Management

Faculty of Environmental – Food Engineering