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Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the efforts of forest rangers in Xinjiang to combat desertification and protect the ecological environment between the Taklamakan and Kumtag deserts [1][6][12] - The green ecological corridor created by the forest rangers has expanded from a narrow gap of less than 2 kilometers to 5.6 kilometers, effectively preventing the merging of the two deserts [6][12] - The ecological restoration efforts have led to a significant increase in vegetation coverage in the Aksu region, from 4.5% to 45%, and the area of ecological restoration has reached approximately 870,000 acres [30] Group 2 - The "water password" strategy in the Aksu region involves utilizing recycled water for afforestation, with 50 million cubic meters of recycled water introduced annually since 2021 [25][24] - The establishment of a 55-kilometer dedicated water pipeline and a 16-kilometer seepage prevention channel has facilitated the delivery of recycled water to the desert area [24] - The success of the afforestation efforts is reflected in the increased cotton yield from 200-250 kg per acre to 350 kg per acre due to improved environmental conditions [20] Group 3 - The establishment of the Cekel Desert Research Station has been pivotal in developing a comprehensive protective system against wind and sand, utilizing both natural and artificial vegetation [31][37] - The "Cekel model" combines natural plant growth with artificial planting to create a multi-layered defense against sand encroachment [37] - The research station has also focused on developing economic crops suitable for desert conditions, contributing to local economic benefits and improving the livelihoods of residents [38][40]