习近平总书记关切事丨生态守护亮“新”技

Group 1 - The concept of "Green Mountains and Clear Water are as Valuable as Mountains of Gold and Silver" has been emphasized by General Secretary Xi Jinping, marking its 20th anniversary this year [2] - Technology is identified as a key force in ecological governance and supporting high-quality development, facilitating green development and the protection of natural resources [2] - Various regions have adopted technological innovations in ecological restoration and environmental governance, enhancing the effectiveness of green development initiatives [2] Group 2 - The Chaohu Lake, one of China's five major freshwater lakes, has been highlighted for its ecological importance and the need for effective governance [4] - Local volunteers have been actively involved in cleaning up the lake, addressing severe blue-green algae pollution that previously affected water quality [5][6] - Technological advancements, such as the "Digital Chaohu" system and deep well algae control platforms, have significantly improved the efficiency of blue-green algae removal, processing up to 786,000 cubic meters daily [7][8] Group 3 - In Ningxia, new technologies for desertification control, such as "grass grids + artificial blue-green algae crusts," have been developed to enhance ecological restoration in arid regions [14] - The artificial blue-green algae crusts can effectively stabilize sandy surfaces and promote ecosystem recovery, even under drought conditions [16] - The successful application of these technologies has expanded to 3,600 acres in the Tengger Desert, demonstrating significant progress in combating desertification [17] Group 4 - The "Qinghai Ecological Window" remote video monitoring system has been established to enhance wildlife protection efforts in ecologically sensitive areas [20][21] - The number of monitoring points has increased from 6 to 76, allowing for comprehensive real-time monitoring of various ecological types and landscapes [21] - Technological advancements have improved the efficiency of ecological patrols, enabling better tracking and protection of endangered species like the snow leopard and Tibetan antelope [23][26]