Emerging Orders on the Islands: Adapting to Life in the Truong Sa Archipelago
In the remote Truong Sa archipelago, residents are managing a growing challenge: an infestation of rodents brought by supply vessels. Through innovative strategies like introducing cats and localized pest control, the islanders are establishing a new environmental balance. This report documents the ongoing struggle for stability in these isolated outposts.
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