Environmental Change in Southern Part of Mekong River Delta and Problems of Territorial Rational Use

by Le Duc An, National centre for scientific, research of vietnam., Hanoi, Viet Nam,
Pham Trung Luong, National centre for scientific, research of vietnam., Hanoi, Viet Nam,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Deltas of the World

Abstract:

Mekong river delta (MRD) is a largest plain in South-East Asia. Its southern part as a peninsula is a recently forming plain with low surface and it has been made up by muddy silt. Last time, due to human activities and natural processes the ecological environment of this area is strongly changed. A study of the environmental impact assessment due to shrimp production in the Camau bay based on the system and interdisciplinary approach combining with remote sensing is carried out.

Subject Headings: Rivers and streams | Fish and fishery management | Social factors | Silt | Light rail transit | Human and behavioral factors | Ecosystems | Mekong River | Asia

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