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Core Points - The fifth World Biosphere Reserve Congress was held in Hangzhou, China, from September 22 to 25, with nearly 4,000 representatives from over 150 countries and regions attending, marking the first time the event was hosted in Asia [1] - The congress adopted the "Hangzhou Strategic Action Plan (2026-2035)" under the UNESCO Man and the Biosphere Programme, outlining development directions and action plans for the next decade [2] - The congress released the "Hangzhou Declaration," emphasizing China's commitment to collaborate with the international community in addressing ecological challenges and building a global community of life [2] Group 1 - China's experience in biodiversity protection is recognized as a model for global practices, with 34 biosphere reserves, the highest in Asia, and a national network of 214 members [2][3] - The Chinese Academy of Sciences plays a crucial role in providing technological support for biodiversity conservation and sustainable development [3] - The application of new technologies in ecological protection, such as intelligent species recognition and integrated monitoring systems, was a key focus of the congress [4] Group 2 - Innovative technologies showcased at the congress included bionic fish for water quality monitoring and AI-driven platforms for the protection of river dolphins [5][4] - Zhejiang province's biodiversity protection efforts were highlighted, with the city of Hangzhou receiving recognition as a "Model City for Coexistence with Nature" [6][7] - The congress demonstrated the progress made in biodiversity conservation in Zhejiang, aligning with China's broader sustainable development goals [6]