卫星追踪、AI监测，我国护鸟手段持续升级，记者探访→

Core Viewpoint - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, China's bird protection efforts have significantly upgraded their technological methods, transitioning from extensive management to precise strategies, which has notably improved population analysis and migratory bird tracking accuracy [1]. Group 1: Technological Advancements - The introduction of satellite trackers powered by solar energy allows for real-time recording of bird location, body temperature, flight altitude, and speed, with data retrieval as fast as once per second under good lighting conditions [5]. - Over 40 bird monitoring stations in Beijing have adopted voiceprint and image recognition technology, utilizing artificial intelligence and big data analysis to monitor bird species and populations based on their appearance and sounds [7]. - Drones have emerged as a powerful auxiliary monitoring tool in complex terrains and wetlands that are difficult for humans to access [9]. Group 2: Rehabilitation and Release Efforts - A specific case involved a rescued buzzard that was rehabilitated and prepared for release during the migratory season, equipped with a satellite tracker that adheres to a global standard of not exceeding 5% of the bird's body weight [3]. - The tracking data from released birds aids in evaluating the effectiveness of rehabilitation and release efforts, providing insights into their activity patterns and habitat preferences [5].