（乡村行·看振兴）草原添绿意 牧民保丰收

Core Insights - The article highlights the successful implementation of cooperative models in Inner Mongolia, leading to increased income and improved living conditions for local herders through resource integration and collective economic development [2][3][5]. Group 1: Cooperative Models and Economic Impact - The Baoligenhua Gacha has established a cooperative model where herders can invest their grasslands, resulting in significant income increases; for instance, one villager reported a threefold increase in income from 1.5 million pounds of grass this year [2][3]. - The total grass production in Baoligenhua Gacha reached over 1.04 million pounds this year, generating a value of 415,800 yuan, with an average dividend of over 3,800 yuan per household [3]. - The cooperative model encourages herders to transform their resources into assets, with 109 households participating, effectively addressing overgrazing issues [2][3]. Group 2: Support for Livestock and Community Welfare - In the Nomenhanburide Gacha, over 200 herders received 10,000 bundles of fodder to ensure their livestock can survive the winter, showcasing the community's commitment to supporting its members [5]. - The Gacha has implemented measures since 2015 to distribute over 1 million yuan worth of collective grassland fodder annually, enhancing the income of herders through various initiatives [5][9]. - The community's collective economy has grown to include over 200 cattle and 850 sheep, with profits shared among herders, demonstrating a successful shift from poverty to economic stability [9].