Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the successful integration of ecological protection and economic development in SuZhuang Town, Kaihua County, Zhejiang Province, showcasing the growth of the tea and water industries as a result of sustainable practices and community engagement [1][6]. Group 1: Tea Industry - SuZhuang Town has over 50 tea factories, with one factory producing 20,000 to 30,000 pounds annually, focusing on "Kaihua Longjing" green tea and "Qianjiangyuan Kaimenhong" black tea, generating an annual output value of 40 million to 50 million yuan [2]. - The tea factory owner, Fu Fude, emphasizes the improvement in water and air quality due to ecological protection efforts, which enhances tea quality [1][2]. - The factory has established a "Common Prosperity Workshop" to provide technical services to local tea farmers, promoting organic farming practices [1]. Group 2: Water Industry - The water industry in SuZhuang Town benefits from the clean water sourced from the GuTian Mountain National Nature Reserve, with a local water factory producing 5 million boxes annually, primarily sold in the Yangtze River Delta region [5]. - The water factory owner, Zhao Jianjun, highlights the importance of strict ecological protection measures, which prevent pollution in the area, ensuring the sustainability of the water source [5]. - The water factory also contributes to local employment by providing 30 jobs, increasing the average monthly income of workers by approximately 5,000 yuan [5]. Group 3: Ecological Protection Initiatives - Kaihua County has implemented an "Ecological Police" system with over 3,800 personnel to monitor and protect ecological indicators, ensuring high water and air quality [1][6]. - The establishment of the Qianjiangyuan-Baishanzu National Park Ecological Protection Center in SuZhuang Town integrates various technologies for comprehensive monitoring of the ecological environment [5][6].

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Core Viewpoint - The Jiangsu Zhenjiang Public Security Bureau is focusing on innovative policing mechanisms to support the high-quality development of the Yangtze River Economic Belt, emphasizing public safety and service to businesses and communities [1] Group 1: Active Policing and Business Support - The Zhenjiang Bureau has returned 1.04 million yuan to a struggling chemical company, highlighting the importance of timely financial recovery for businesses in difficulty [3] - The Bureau has actively addressed water transport-related crimes, recovering 1.5 million yuan for companies affected by thefts of chemical raw materials, edible oil, and coal [3] Group 2: Crime Prevention and Public Safety - The Bureau has successfully cracked down on new types of fraud disguised as economic disputes, recovering over 150,000 yuan for victims [5] - A comprehensive drone operation system has been established to monitor 113.3 kilometers of the Yangtze River, enhancing ecological safety and preventing illegal activities [7] Group 3: Collaborative Policing and Community Engagement - The Bureau has formed partnerships with local law enforcement and administrative units to maintain order in construction areas, achieving a dispute resolution rate of over 95% [9] - Initiatives like the "Love Channel" service station have been launched to meet the needs of river workers, providing a supportive environment for their welfare [12] Group 4: Public Awareness and Safety Education - The Bureau has conducted water safety education programs targeting new employment groups, enhancing community awareness and preparedness for emergencies [11] - Regular emergency drills have been organized to improve response tactics for water rescue operations, ensuring a robust safety net for the community [11]

Core Viewpoint - The Hubei Provincial Public Security Department has implemented a series of measures to enhance ecological law enforcement, focusing on the protection of natural resources and wildlife, which has led to a significant decrease in environmental crime rates in the region [1][6][8]. Group 1: Ecological Protection Initiatives - The establishment of a joint protection system involving local government, police, and inspection authorities to safeguard the "world's largest and oldest Metasequoia" [1]. - Hubei has introduced a "river and lake police chief" system, with nearly 1,600 police chiefs appointed to oversee environmental protection efforts [4]. - The province has conducted over 30,000 joint law enforcement patrols in 2024, resulting in a 35.7% year-on-year decrease in environmental crime cases [6]. Group 2: Wildlife and Resource Protection - A significant crackdown on illegal wildlife hunting and trafficking has led to the arrest of 14 suspects and the seizure of 2,016 endangered yellow-breasted buntings [3][4]. - The police have proposed ecological restoration measures, requiring offenders to release thousands of fish back into the wild as part of their penalties [7]. - The implementation of a regular inspection system for ancient trees, covering 68,000 individual ancient trees and 758,000 clustered ancient trees [4]. Group 3: Environmental Crime Statistics - In 2024, Hubei's public security agencies reported 2,699 cases of environmental resource crimes, with 47 cases submitted for central supervision [4]. - The number of illegal fishing cases has decreased by 24.1%, and illegal sand mining incidents have dropped by 25.4% in the Hubei section of the Yangtze River [6]. - The proportion of water quality in national control sections rated as good reached 95.8%, an increase of 2.6% compared to the previous year [8].

Group 1 - The core idea of the article is the innovative ecological policing system established in Huzhou, Zhejiang Province, which includes "ecological police chief + ecological volunteer police + ecological police alliance" to enhance ecological protection efforts [1][5] - Huzhou has formed a collaborative ecological protection system involving 2,185 ecological police chiefs, 4,094 ecological volunteers, and 100 ecological police alliance units, significantly raising public awareness of ecological protection [5][9] - The "Five Pin Method" developed by the ecological police chief in Dayu Village serves as a comprehensive mechanism for ecological monitoring and problem-solving, integrating various aspects of ecological management [3][6] Group 2 - Huzhou has established 15 ecological police joint governance workstations, promoting multi-department collaboration and transforming from isolated efforts to coordinated management [6][9] - The "Green Shield Online" tool has been developed to streamline the flow of ecological crime information, reducing the time for evidence chain processes from over 30 days to 15 days [7][8] - The "Qiaolao Ecological Police Joint Governance Platform 2.0" integrates various technological tools for real-time monitoring of environmental factors, enhancing the efficiency of ecological governance [8][9] Group 3 - The ecological policing initiative has led to a 24% increase in the case filing rate for ecological crimes and a 31% increase in the resolution rate, with a 40% reduction in case processing time [9]

Core Viewpoint - JianDe City in Zhejiang Province is leveraging its unique ecological resources to enhance biodiversity protection through innovative ecological policing models and community engagement [1][2][4] Group 1: Biodiversity Resources - JianDe City is part of the Huangshan-Huaijushan National Biodiversity Conservation Priority Area, with a total of 4,259 species recorded, including 23 nationally protected plant species and 36 nationally protected animal species [1] - The city hosts the largest and most intact ancient camphor forest in Asia, covering approximately 680 acres [1] Group 2: Ecological Policing Mechanism - JianDe City has established a "one center + three-level policing" regulatory system, creating a comprehensive biodiversity protection network [2] - The city has formed a collaborative mechanism involving various stakeholders, including police, ecological environment, forestry, and agriculture departments, enhancing joint law enforcement efficiency by 50% [2] - A total of 140 volunteer teams, comprising 45,000 members, have been organized to cover 895 ecological grids, conducting regular inspections to prevent illegal hunting and poisoning [2] Group 3: Digital Empowerment - JianDe City is advancing digital transformation in ecological policing, integrating 275 video surveillance routes and utilizing drones and underwater robots for monitoring [3] - The city has developed a comprehensive ecological monitoring and early warning system, collecting over 150,000 data points related to various ecological elements [3] Group 4: Public Engagement and Education - JianDe City is promoting biodiversity protection through diverse public education initiatives, including the establishment of ecological experience sites and educational facilities [4] - The city has created the first water ecological police station in Zhejiang Province, featuring an ecological classroom and exhibition hall to showcase local biodiversity [4] - Summer camps and educational activities are organized for youth to engage them in ecological protection practices [4]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the efforts of the Fugu County Public Security Bureau in Shaanxi Province to implement ecological policing and contribute to the ecological protection of the Yellow River basin, focusing on high-quality development and collaboration with various departments [3][4][8]. Group 1: Ecological Policing Initiatives - Fugu County has established a new ecological protection model characterized by "police-civilian interaction, departmental collaboration, and a dual approach of prevention and control" to enhance ecological protection efforts [3][4]. - The police have been actively engaging with the community, conducting regular patrols along the riverbanks, and educating citizens about wildlife protection laws while encouraging them to report illegal activities [3][4]. Group 2: Special Actions and Achievements - The Fugu Public Security Bureau has launched several special actions, including "Kunlun 2025" and pollution prevention campaigns, to combat illegal activities that harm wildlife and the environment, resulting in over 20 cases related to illegal logging, mining, and pollution being solved last year [4][8]. - The police have adopted a unified command and efficient investigation model, leading to the arrest of over 30 suspects involved in ecological crimes [4][8]. Group 3: Collaborative Efforts - The police have collaborated with environmental, forestry, and agricultural departments to create a strong joint force, establishing mechanisms for communication, joint inspections, and coordination between law enforcement and administrative agencies [8][9]. - Public awareness campaigns have been conducted extensively, with over 20 educational activities and the distribution of more than 2,000 informational materials to raise ecological awareness among the community [8][9].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the efforts of Hangzhou's public security in implementing an ecological policing model to enhance environmental protection and promote sustainable development in the region [1][3]. Group 1: Mechanism Construction - The Hangzhou Public Security Bureau has developed a collaborative ecological governance mechanism, integrating various departments to address ecological issues effectively [3]. - The "1+14+N" ecological defense system has been established, focusing on key areas such as "Three Rivers and Two Lakes" to enhance collaborative efforts in ecological policing [3]. Group 2: Governance and Restoration - The establishment of the "17 Ecological Alliance" in Jiande aims to improve inter-departmental communication and response efficiency in ecological governance [5]. - Since the implementation of ecological policing, over 260 ecological disputes and cases have been resolved, recovering economic losses exceeding 6 million yuan [5]. Group 3: Value Transformation - The local police are working to convert ecological resources into economic benefits by promoting green economic initiatives along the Grand Canal [6]. - Initiatives include enhancing services in agricultural tourism and ensuring safety in food and drug products, thereby supporting ecological tourism projects [6].

Core Points - The Ministry of Public Security reported over 6,900 environmental crime cases and the arrest of 13,000 suspects from January to April this year, with 230 major cases under special supervision since last year [1] - The "Kunlun" series of special operations targets pollution crimes in key river basins, including the Yangtze and Yellow Rivers, focusing on illegal waste disposal and wildlife resource destruction [1] Group 1 - In Shanghai, over 200 ecological police officers were appointed, and the first ecological police office was established to mobilize community efforts against environmental crimes [1] - A collaborative policing mechanism for wildlife protection was initiated, rescuing over 120 wild animals this year [1] Group 2 - In Wuxi, a "City Night Hawk" platform was created to monitor illegal solid waste disposal, enhancing the analysis and detection of criminal activities [2] - In Jiaxing, an ecological police alliance was formed, conducting over 20 joint law enforcement actions and transferring 35 illegal waste disposal cases across regions [2] Group 3 - Hefei established an ecological policing system focusing on precise law enforcement and community involvement, forming a joint law enforcement center for environmental resources [2] - Volunteer activities such as "forest patrols" and "lake protection" were organized, addressing ecological disputes and enhancing local environmental governance [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Public Security emphasizes the importance of environmental safety as a crucial component of national security, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat environmental crimes in key river basins such as the Yangtze and Yellow Rivers [1] Group 1: Actions and Achievements - From January to April this year, over 6,900 cases related to environmental crimes were filed, resulting in the arrest of 13,000 suspects [1] - The Ministry has overseen more than 230 major cases since last year, demonstrating a commitment to strict law enforcement and ecological protection [1] - The establishment of an ecological policing mechanism aims to create a comprehensive framework for tackling environmental crimes through collaboration among various departments and community involvement [1] Group 2: Regional Initiatives - In Shanghai's Chongming District, over 200 ecological police officers have been appointed, and a dedicated ecological police office has been established to enhance environmental protection efforts [4] - Wuxi City has developed a "City Night Eagle" platform to monitor and prevent illegal waste disposal, generating over 1,300 warning messages related to solid waste crimes [4] - In Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province, the police have formed an ecological policing alliance to conduct joint law enforcement actions, successfully transferring 35 leads on solid waste crimes across regions [5] - Hefei City in Anhui Province has integrated ecological policing into urban development, establishing a joint law enforcement center and a volunteer ecological police team to address environmental issues [6] Group 3: Case Studies - A series of illegal wildlife trade cases in Hubei Province led to the arrest of 30 suspects and the seizure of over 14,000 wild animals, dismantling a criminal network involved in the illegal trade of birds [7][8] - In Ningxia, 14 suspects were arrested for trafficking endangered species, including the illegal acquisition of protected bird eggs, highlighting the ongoing challenges in wildlife protection [8]