College of Technology at the program "FOR A GREEN VIETNAM" - JOIN HANDS FOR THE ENVIRONMENT"

On March 16, 2025, the faculty and students of the College of Technology participated in the program "PLANTING TREES IN SPRING ATT 2025 - FOR A GREEN VIETNAM" in Song Van commune and Lam Son commune, Tan Yen district, Bac Giang province. Remembering the teachings of President Ho Chi Minh: “Spring is Tree-planting Tet makes the country more and more springy", the Tree-planting Tet movement has become a traditional beauty, spreading strongly throughout all parts of the country. With that spirit, this program not only contributes to greening the environment but also arouses a sense of responsibility and joins hands to protect nature among the young generation for a sustainable future.

Lecturers and students of the College of Technology along with volunteer organizations, authorities and local people have planted more than 2,000 trees, contributing to greening vacant land, creating a green - clean - beautiful living environment. This meaningful activity not only raises awareness of nature protection but also contributes to improving the quality of the living environment for the community.

The most special thing about this activity is not only the green sprouts that are planted, but also the meaningful story behind it. Students from the College of Technology make handmade products, sell them to raise funds, and then use all the money they earned to buy seedlings. Each sprout not only contributes to greening the environment, but also contains the enthusiasm, creativity and sense of responsibility of youth towards nature and the community. The rows of trees planted today are a testament to the enthusiastic spirit of youth, the shade of tomorrow, and the mark of a generation ready to contribute to a green and sustainable Vietnam.

Sending gratitude to all the hands that have joined together to cultivate life! Hopefully, today's green shoots will grow strongly, spread the green color and nurture the good values ​​that we have planted together.

Sincerely thank the School Board of Directors, the Union of faculties, volunteer organizations, the government, local people and all staff and students for contributing to creating a meaningful program. Hopefully, the sense of responsibility and green message that the program brings will continue to inspire to take more and more practical actions for a greener Vietnam!