The villa is located in the center of Bien Hoa city, Dong Nai province. The owner wants his house to be modern and bring a lot of green leaves, open space to be harmonious and close to natural elements: sun, wind, water and plants. The idea of ​​a green building is the mainstay of the design, and one of those elements is the green fence that brings friendliness and closeness to nature. The designers tried to create as much green space as possible. At the same time, with a sense of civilization when designing, they tried to give back to nature with the right parts of the land they took away for construction, returning the city to an ecological balance. With a construction density of just over 30%, the building has a spacious garden and is filled with green flowers. In terms of form, the building has a modern style with strong lines and blocks. The request of the owner is also the design point of view of the architect: a house is not only a place to protect people from the bad effects of the environment, but also a place to connect people with people, between humans and nature and moreover, contributes to creating a breathing space, a natural green ecosystem for the city. The bathroom is bright and comfortable. This is really the owner’s relaxing space. Office upstairs. The interior is in the same style as the architectural form with a simple personality. The main wood material gives a friendly and close feeling. The comfortable kitchen area is a combination of modern equipment and materials with traditional wood materials to bring a warm look. The dining room and kitchen space at the back are also connected to nature. Above the dining table is an atrium that makes the space feel larger. The living room is located in front of the house with large windows opening to the garden with green spaces. The architects designed a lake around the ground floor to keep the house cool. And when the door opens, the house is not limited between inside and outside, there is always a connection between people and nature. The harmonious connection between people and nature in the villa.

This biome has a nutritional relationship to form a food web made up of many food chains and often there is only one leading predator in this food web, they play a very important role. important. This is a species (almost) not hunted and eaten by any species, for example: Tiger is the top predator in Asia, lion is the top animal in Africa, Komodo dragon dominates the island. Komodo, the Galapagos falcon is the top predator on the Galapagos Islands. Food net. Photo: Wiki Index But what happens when this top predator disappears from the food net or becomes weakened? This is a very interesting question! In fact, this hypothesis has happened many times and its devastating consequences are affecting the entire ecosystem. First, learn about the role of the top predator, which play an important role in maintaining ecological balance through controlling, overpowering, and regulating the numbers of other species. (from other predators to middlemen and also the flora at the bottom of the food web). Table top animals will help maintain ecological balance. Photo: Tran Vuong Fine Arts The top species will dominate other predators through … hunting on both sides, these predators play a role in controlling the number of species under its food chain, indirectly helping many other species and also protected flora populations. This protection not only takes place within the community, but also helps to control and repel exotic or invasive species outside the food web. The top predators also have an unwritten rule that they hunt only when hungry, not abuse their powers or abilities to slaughter smaller, weaker creatures. The end result is to create an ecological balance for the overall biome, so when the top predator is lost from the community, the community will fall into a disturbed and unbalanced state. . When the top species are gone There are many reasons that can cause the top species to be removed from the food net or lose the top position, one of the main reasons is due to human over hunting or the invasion of a birth. foreign objects are more overwhelming. The Everglades ecosystem, Florida, was once imbalanced by the dominant predator, the American short snout crocodile (Alligator mississippiensis), which was displaced by the exotic Burmese python (Python molurus bivittatus). Alligators are eaten by Burmese pythons. Photo: KPBS The flora and fauna here have been heavily damaged by this python, in contrast the number of Burmese pythons has increased exponentially (estimated from 30,000 to more than 300,000 individuals), making the import of this python species in the Ministry of the Interior. the US ban in January 2012. In Yellowstone National Park, starting in 1914, the wolves were massacred in an effort by Congress to protect the elk population as well as agriculture and cattle here. The results are not good either! The coyote heads the food net at Yellowstone. Photo: Untamed Science After the top predator was destroyed, the prairie wolves became the new top predator, but the problem was that the small grassland wolves were unable to take down their prey. big grass like moose. As a result, the elk population becomes crippled after the attacks, and the coyote wolves become more and more daring and more populous, killing smaller animals, eventually the people. gray wolves must be restored to maintain ecological balance. Another case took place in Australia. Here, the Dingo wild dog is a predator on the top ladder but has been severely reduced in number due to frequent crossbreeding with domestic dogs (they are listed as vulnerable species on the Red List. IUCN). Dingo wild dog. Photo: New Mails The decline in the power of the food-net leader has caused two invasive predators, the red fox and the wild cat, to self-destruct rodents and marsupials and birds to extinction (20 among the 30 extinct species in Australia are due to the predation of red foxes and feral cats). The above are just some examples of countless other cases that have happened in the past, through which we can see the indispensable role of the top and more conscious predator. in the protection of these animals.

A new “idea” of planting fruit trees such as mango, jackfruit … in the premises of the factory and the roads is gradually becoming a reality when the seeds have been nurtured. Mr. Nguyen Khac Thanh, General Director of Tin Nghia Industrial Park Joint Stock Company – Phuong Dong – investor of Dat Do 1 Industrial Park, said that the company has invested more than 36 billion VND for a green area of ​​62.48 ha, accounting for 13 % of the whole area is to create a green area for the industrial park, building an eco-friendly industrial park. Currently, the occupancy rate in Dat Do 1 Industrial Park has reached over 60%. Dat Do 1 Industrial Park is continuing to improve its infrastructure to attract secondary investors, striving to increase the occupancy rate to 100% by 2022. In particular, in the development process, Dat Do 1 Industrial Park continues to build a green, environmentally friendly industrial park in harmony with the rural safety network.

Facing the current trend of industrialization 4.0, building green industrial zones is indispensable, especially in the locality where there are 15 industrial zones such as BR-VT. Many industrial zones such as Phu My 3, Da Bac, Sonadezi … also pay attention to and prioritize the use of high technology and ensure green, clean and environmental protection factors. Because, enterprises are aware that an important part of the goal of creating a green industrial park is not only an environment-friendly landscape with lots of green trees, but also eliminates the dryness, noise, and heat. factories and emissions to the outside. From there, minimizing the greenhouse effect and contributing to the fight against climate change. The construction of infrastructure of green industrial zones is the basis to attract green FDI inflows, to select industrial production projects applying advanced technology, without harming the environment. Green IP development is also the optimal direction to create industrial urban areas, meeting the living and working needs of experts and workers.

In the context that industrial production has long had a serious impact on the ecological environment, a measure of the capacity, prestige and brand name of enterprises, the current infrastructure investor is not merely in productivity, product quality, but also how they respond to the environment. In particular, the Green Industrial Park has important implications for the sustainable industrial development – one of the four economic pillars of BR-VT. Greening production, reducing pollution and moving towards sustainable development are the prerequisites to enhance the competitiveness of BR-VT in the current context.