广东创新古树保护利用 激活绿美经济新引擎

Core Viewpoint - Guangdong is innovatively integrating the protection and utilization of ancient trees to activate a new engine for the green economy, promoting ecological, cultural, and industrial development [3][4][30]. Group 1: Ancient Tree Protection and Economic Development - Guangdong has over 85,000 ancient trees, and the province is exploring a model of "ecology + industry + culture" for their protection and economic development [3][4]. - The province has built 210 ancient tree parks, enhancing facilities to convert ecological resources into assets that benefit local communities [16][18]. - Ancient tree parks are becoming hotspots for eco-tourism, contributing to local economies and creating a positive cycle of "protecting trees and increasing income" [11][19]. Group 2: Economic Impact and Community Benefits - In Renhua County, the establishment of 13 green ancient tree parks has generated over 200,000 yuan annually for local communities [10][11]. - In Guangzhou's Dengshan Village, the ancient olive trees have led to the formation of a cooperative, generating over 5 million yuan annually through a full chain of "planting-processing-tourism" [24][30]. - The ancient tree economy is evolving from a single-resource reliance to a full-chain development, enhancing both ecological and economic value [30]. Group 3: Cultural Significance and Tourism - Ancient trees serve as cultural symbols, with initiatives like "one tree, one story" enhancing cultural tourism and attracting visitors [34][36]. - The ancient tree IP is being leveraged to create immersive cultural experiences, drawing tourists and fostering a sense of nostalgia [34][39]. - Guangdong aims to harmonize ancient tree protection with urban and rural development, enhancing the quality of life and ecological environment for residents [42][49].