Let’s go Green with Laguna Lăng Cô!
Cleaning Communities, with four clean-up campaigns every year aim to improve the surroundings and create awareness among all associates, hotel guests, especially local communities about environmental issues.
2025
In 2025, Laguna Lăng Cô continued to implement various environmental clean-up activities, aligned with global environmental days and the resort’s regular volunteer programs.
Day 1: 21st March | Earth Hour – Bu Lu Road
In response to Earth Hour, 34 associates collected 213 kg of waste along Bu Lu Road, helping raise awareness about energy conservation and waste reduction.
Day 2: 22nd April | Earth Day – Canh Duong Road
A clean-up activity was held on Canh Duong Road to mark Earth Day, encouraging practical environmental actions within the local community.
Day 3: 5th June | World Environment Day – Bu Lu Road
To celebrate World Environment Day, 21 participants collected 64.1 kg of waste along Bu Lu Road, emphasizing the importance of reducing plastic pollution and protecting natural resources.
Day 4: 30th August | Green Sunday – Binh An Beach
A large-scale “Green Sunday” campaign was conducted at Binh An Beach, with the participation of 28 Laguna associates and 226 individuals from local units in Chan May – Lang Co commune. A total of 1.2 tons of waste was collected, demonstrating strong cooperation between the business and the community in environmental protection.
2024
Date: 17th May – 30th May 2024
Laguna Lăng Cô maintained its environmental clean-up initiatives, focusing on areas with frequent waste accumulation in nearby communities.
Day 1: 17th May | Bu Lu Bridge Area
A regular clean-up campaign was carried out at Bu Lu Bridge, an important location in the local ecosystem. The activity helped reduce waste accumulation and preserve the natural environment.
Day 2: 30th May | Binh An Beach Clean-Up
A clean-up campaign was organized at Binh An Beach, an area closely connected to local residents’ daily lives. The effort aimed to improve the coastal landscape and raise awareness about keeping the beach clean.
2023
Date: 29th September 2023
In 2023, Laguna Lăng Cô focused on clean-up activities around the surrounding area, reaffirming its commitment to protecting the environment and raising awareness within the organization.
Day 1: 29th September | Laguna Lăng Cô – Cleaning Community
The clean-up campaign engaged Laguna associates in collecting waste around the project site, contributing to a cleaner and greener environment for the local community.
2022
Date: 9th January – 8th June – 30th August – 2nd November 2022
Throughout 2022, Laguna Lăng Cô conducted four environmental clean-up activities across coastal and community areas, showcasing a strong commitment to ecosystem protection and sustainable landscape preservation.
Day 1: 9th January | Canh Duong Beach Clean-Up
The year began with a clean-up at Canh Duong Beach, one of the region’s most scenic beaches, helping maintain a green and clean tourism environment.
Day 2: 8th June | Walk in Nature & Clean-Up
A nature walk combined with a clean-up activity was held to strengthen the connection between associates, the community, and the environment while cleaning green areas and walking trails.
Day 3: 30th August | Bu Lu Bridge Clean-Up
The campaign focused on removing waste around Bu Lu Bridge, known as a pollution hotspot, demonstrating Laguna Lăng Cô’s ongoing support for improving local living conditions.
Day 4: 2nd November | Laguna Beach Clean-Up
The year concluded with a clean-up on Laguna’s internal beach, reinforcing efforts to protect the coastal ecosystem and maintain an appealing environment for guests and the local community.
2021
Date: 6th August – 27th July 2021
Despite many challenges, Laguna Lăng Cô continued its community and environmental activities. The year also featured a meaningful event dedicated to Vietnam’s War Invalids and Martyrs Day.
Day 1: 6th August | Bike Tour & Beach Clean-Up
A cycling tour combined with a beach clean-up was organized, promoting both physical well-being and environmental responsibility.
Day 2: 27th July | Vietnam War Invalids and Martyrs Day
To commemorate this meaningful day, Laguna associates cleaned the local cemetery and offered gifts to individuals with meritorious contributions, demonstrating gratitude and strong social responsibility.
2020
Date: 22nd March – 23rd July – 15th October – 29th October 2020
In 2020, Laguna Lăng Cô continued its Green Community initiative with four clean-up events focused on key areas. These activities aimed to enhance environmental awareness among associates, guests, and the local community.
Day 1: 22nd March | Hai Van Pass
A clean-up was conducted at the iconic Hai Van Pass to preserve the natural beauty of this scenic route.
Day 2: 23rd July | CSR Fun Run & Bu Lu Bridge Clean-Up
A combined activity featuring a fun run and a clean-up at Bu Lu Bridge encouraged active participation from associates and the community.
Days 3 & 4: 15th October and 29th October | Laguna Beach Clean-Up
Two clean-up campaigns were carried out on Laguna’s beach to maintain a clean and safe coastal environment for visitors and marine life.
2019
To address global issues related to plastic waste and create a clean and safe environment for everyone, we collaborated with different partners including local government, Chan May Port Border Defense, Women Union, Youth Union and local schools to hold four clean-up campaigns over the year. Together, we collected 5,556.5 kg of trash and engaged 885 people in total. Beyond garbage collection, these campaigns also consisted of information sharing through presentations, providing environmental friendly shopping bags and raising awareness through “Exchange trash for gifts” activity in which local people are motivated to donate recyclable waste and the revenue from selling these recyclables will then be used for the waste bank of Chan May Port Border Defense for charity purpose.
Day 1: 21st April | Loc Vinh Secondary School and roads around Binh An Village
185 students and members of Loc Vinh Youth Union joined the event with Laguna Lang Co associates to collect 109.5 kg trash
Day 2: 5th Oct | Canh Duong and Binh An Village
We collaborated with Chan May Port Border Defense, Loc Vinh People’s Committee, Loc Vinh Secondary School and Binh An Primary School to clean up Canh Duong beach and residential areas of Binh An Village.
222 community members and 78 associates worked hard to collect 4 tons of trash in one and half hour.
Day 3: 19th Oct | Loc Thuy Commune
86 associates of Laguna Lang Co, together with 50 members of Loc Thuy Commune Women Union participated in a seminar to celebrate the 89th anniversary of Vietnamese Women Union. Laguna Lang Co CSR team delivered a presentation on “Women lead actions to tackle plastic pollution” to inspire and promote behavior changes among members of Loc Thuy Commune Women Union. After the seminar, people joined a clean-up activity around Nuoc Ngot Market.
Collected 577 kg of trash just within one hour. 99% of trash were plastic bags.
Day 4: 8th Dec | Loc Vinh Commune
With 170 participants who are soldiers of Chan May Port Border Defense, members of Loc Vinh Commune’s Youth Union, students of Loc Vinh Secondary School and 85 associates from Laguna Lang Co, after one hour, 870 kg of trash was collected from Binh An beach, surrounding areas of Binh An Village and Bu Lu Bridge. To motivate local students in clean-up campaigns, Laguna Lang Co provided gifts in exchange for recyclable wastes like aluminium cans, paper that the students brought and the revenue from selling these wastes were donated to the Green House Fund of Chan May Port Border Defense. This initiative has caught the attendance of mass media and praise from the Province’s leaders.
2018
To address global issues related to plastic waste and create a clean and safe environment for everyone, we collaborated with different partners including local government, Chan May Port Border Defense, Women Union, Youth Union and local schools to hold four clean-up campaigns over the year. Together, we collected 5,556.5 kg of trash and engaged 885 people in total. Beyond garbage collection, these campaigns also consisted of information sharing through presentations, providing environmental friendly shopping bags and raising awareness through “Exchange trash for gifts” activity in which local people are motivated to donate recyclable waste and the revenue from selling these recyclables will then be used for the waste bank of Chan May Port Border Defense for charity purpose.
Day 1: 21st January | Loc Vinh commune
The day had a participation of 17 Laguna Lăng Cô associates, 65 local people from Loc Vinh commune. Totally 79 kg of garbage were collected and sent to the Loc Vinh central garbage.
Day 2: 11th June | Binh An and Canh Duong residential
Laguna Lăng Cô organized the cleaning activity nearby Binh An and Canh Duong residential. The cleaning day was much effective with the involvement of 30 Laguna Lăng Cô associates, 117 local people and Loc Vinh Secondary students. After more than an hour of hard work, we collected 360 kg of garbage, bringing cleanliness to the assigned areas.
Day 3: 15th September | Binh An beach
There were more than 80 participants including Laguna Lang Co associates from Seedlings team, Kitchen, Golf, F&B, Engineering… and over 60 local students in Loc Vinh Secondary School who have been with us in the Green Heart program so far. Totally 180 kilograms of garbage were collected and sorted into two types: recyclable and non-recyclable, with the joyful support of all participants.
Day 4: 25th October | Xom Coi
With 59 students from Loc Vinh Secondary School, Laguna Lang Co collected 40 kilograms of garbage in Xom Coi in Loc Vinh Commune.
2017
In spite of the unexpected weather, Laguna Lăng Cô finished 2 days of Cleaning Community Together campaign with enthusiastic volunteer spirit from Laguna Lăng Cô HODs, associates together with local people and representative of Loc Vinh Military and Loc Vinh Communist Youth Union.
Day 1: 5th Jun | Binh An Commune, particularly along the main road, Binh An residence and the local market.
We had a participation of 32 Laguna Lăng Cô associates, 33 local residents and representatives from Loc Vinh Military and Loc Vinh Communist Youth Union.
Totally of garbage collected: 160 kg
Day 2: 7th Jun | Canh Duong beach and nearby road along Canh Duong residence.
There was involvement of 35 LLC associates, 15 local soldiers from Loc Vinh Military.
Totally of garbage collected: 78 kg
2016
In-conjunction with group innitative and World Environement day, Laguna Lăng Cô CSR continues our commitment to give a hand to tackle this global issue by organizing 2 days of cleaning activities in 2 different locations: Canh Duong Beach and Binh An Commune.
Day 1: 6th June | Canh Duong Beach
After over an hour, our volunteers collected 90 kg of rubbish and made the beach look much nicer and cleaner. The effort was highly appreciated by the local community with their support and spontaneous participation.
Day 2: 7th June | Binh An Commune
With great efforts from all volunteers as well as the local Youth Union, Binh An Commune was cleaned up properly; all rubbish collected was sent to the Loc Vinh central garbage dump.
2015
Celebrating Banyan Tree’s group-wide Cleaning Communities campaign, Laguna Lăng Cô organized 3 Cleaning Communities Days from June 1 to June 7 at 3 different locations including the nearby Canh Duong beach, Binh An commune and primary school, and Hoi An old town.
Aside from these dates, the hotels also organizes monthly beach cleaning day at Angsana and Banyan Tree beach with the participation of guests and associates.
Day 1: 2ⁿᵈ June | Canh Duong Beach
More than 70 kg of rubbish were collected by 22 associates. The effort was highly appreciated by the local community with their support and spontaneous participation.
Day 2: 4ᵗʰ June | Binh An commune and primary school
More than 110 kg of rubbish were collected by 26 associates and nearly 100 students at Binh An primary school.
Day 3: 6ᵗʰ June | Hoi An old town
More than 50 kg of rubbish were collected by 16 associates including Laguna Lăng Cô management and Seedlings restaurant’s staffs, with the support of nearly 30 trainees from the local REACH organization. The campaign attracted the attention of local people and tourists in the ancient town.
