Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the efforts of the female patrol team at the Northeast Tiger and Leopard National Park in ecological protection, emphasizing their dedication and the positive impact on wildlife conservation in the region [1][3][5]. Group 1: Patrol Team Overview - The female patrol team, established in 2019, consists of five members aged between 24 and 35, most of whom are from families with a history of working in forestry [3][5]. - The team focuses on removing traps, which are described as "invisible killers" for wildlife, and they undertake rigorous patrols in challenging conditions, covering 6 to 10 kilometers daily [3][5]. Group 2: Achievements and Impact - The patrol team has covered over 9,000 kilometers, removed more than 4,300 traps, and provided 11,000 kilograms of winter feed, rescuing 48 wild animals including red foxes and wild boars [5]. - Their efforts have led to a significant reduction in the number of traps and an increase in wildlife activity, with rare sightings of tigers and leopards being documented [5][7]. Group 3: Key Individuals - Li Gang, a key figure in the conservation efforts, has been involved in the region since 2008 and has extensive knowledge of the local wildlife, contributing to the successful documentation of the first wild Northeast leopard image in 30 years [5][7].
（新春走基层）东北虎豹国家公园守护者：林海守兽安 初心映青山