Group 1 - Wuhan demonstrates exceptional leadership and innovation in wetland conservation practices through various initiatives such as the Yangtze River protection, ecological governance of the "Dadong Lake," and the establishment of smart wetland monitoring systems [1][3] - The 14th Conference of the Parties to the Ramsar Convention was held in Wuhan, highlighting the well-preserved natural wetland ecosystem and advanced monitoring systems that impressed attendees [3] - The local government supports the transformation of surrounding industries while increasing local residents' income through eco-tourism and agricultural activities, leveraging the international importance of the wetland [3] Group 2 - The critically endangered Baikal teal, with only 2,555 individuals nationwide, finds a significant habitat in Wuhan, where one-fifth of the population resides [3] - The city has established a habitat restoration demonstration site for the Baikal teal, covering 433 acres, creating a comfortable new home for the species [3][4] - Over the past three years, volunteers have conducted over 800 patrols, successfully protecting 163 Baikal teal chicks through the construction of artificial nests and water habitats [4]
《湿地公约》秘书处副秘书长: 武汉湿地保护展现卓越创新精神
Chang Jiang Ri Bao·2025-08-07 03:49