Group 1 - The transformation of barren mountains into lush greenery in Ruozhou is highlighted, showcasing significant ecological restoration efforts [2][3][8] - The investment in the Yunyao Village's ecological environment and unique cultural heritage has attracted projects like the Yunyao Wonder Homestay Resort, creating local job opportunities [3] - The coal industry in Ruozhou, once marked by pollution from coal gangue, is now utilizing closed-loop systems to convert waste into high-quality bricks, significantly reducing environmental impact [5][6] Group 2 - The North Ru River has undergone comprehensive ecological restoration, with the establishment of parks and green spaces, improving the local ecosystem and providing habitats for wildlife [7][8] - The successful creation of a provincial-level beautiful river and lake in the North Ru River area reflects the effectiveness of the ecological restoration initiatives [8]

此外，昆明湖南岸还新增了30套座椅和3处观景平台，满足游客休憩需要。同时，园方依据历史文献， 还原了昆明湖南岸的文化意境，实现生态修复与文化传承的双重效益。 颐和园园林科技科科长赵晓燕介绍，为还原历史景观，设计团队深入研究清代样式雷图档、弘旿《都畿 水利图》等历史文献，并从绣漪桥东侧"春敷"、西侧"秋澹"的题额意境中汲取灵感，挑选园林植物品 种，增加观花、观果和秋色叶树种，沿步道增加宿根花境和雨水花园，再现南岸开阔疏朗的历史风貌， 进一步提升整体景观效果。 颐和园副园长王树标表示，这次南岸改造是颐和园持续推进生态修复与优化游览体验的重要举措。希望 通过增强植被多样性、完善便民服务设施，让皇家园林的历史风貌与现代功能需求有机融合。这不仅能 助推北京"花园城市"建设，也为市民游客打造一个"走得进来、坐得下来、还想再来"的舒适空间。 新京报讯 据"北京海淀"微信公众号消息，近日，不少市民游客在颐和园昆明湖南岸散步时发现，从南 如意门至西门沿线的主路景观经过改造，已经焕然一新。新铺设的园路、预留的观景平台以及沿途增设 的休息座椅，为游客提供更多便利与休憩选择。 为了让视野不再被密植遮挡，工作人员疏减过密植株、修剪遮挡 ...

Group 1 - Inner Mongolia has prioritized sand prevention and control, completing over 100 million mu of the "Three North" project and more than 65 million mu of sand prevention and control in the past five years [1] - The Alxa League, located in the westernmost part of Inner Mongolia, experiences significant sediment flow from the Ulan Buh Desert, with approximately 100 million tons of sediment carried away by the Yellow River annually [1] - The ecological restoration project initiated in 2022 in Alxa has achieved over 84% vegetation coverage in a 11,000 mu area, preventing about 1.5 million tons of sand from entering the Yellow River each year [1] Group 2 - The "Ten Major Conduits" of the Yellow River in Inner Mongolia contribute over 27 million tons of sediment to the river annually, with a significant portion coming from the easily eroded arsenic-bearing rock [3][4] - The construction of 271 sediment retention dams in the "Ten Major Conduits" has effectively reduced sediment flow into the Yellow River, with sediment concentration decreasing from 1550 kg/m³ to 195 kg/m³ [4] - Forest coverage in the West Liugou area has increased from 10.19% to 28.9%, and vegetation coverage has risen from 64.4% to 78.8% [4] Group 3 - The integration of sand prevention and wind/solar energy development is a new approach in Inner Mongolia, exemplified by the "Photovoltaic Great Wall" project spanning 400 kilometers [6] - The "Photovoltaic Great Wall" is expected to generate an annual power output of 200 billion kWh while simultaneously restoring 3 million mu of desert land [6] - The project promotes a sustainable cycle of photovoltaic energy, planting, and livestock farming, enhancing both ecological and economic benefits [6][7] Group 4 - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, Inner Mongolia has implemented integrated sand prevention and wind/solar energy projects totaling 27.27 million kilowatts, restoring 238.88 million mu of desert land [7] - The ongoing transformation of previously barren land into productive ecosystems reflects a broader commitment to environmental restoration across Inner Mongolia [7]

Core Viewpoint - Inner Mongolia has prioritized sand prevention and control, along with the "Three North" project during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, achieving significant ecological restoration and land management goals [1][19]. Group 1: Achievements in Ecological Restoration - Over the past five years, Inner Mongolia has completed more than 10 million acres of the "Three North" project and has engaged in sand prevention and control over 6.5 million acres [1]. - The "Yellow River 'Z' Bend" campaign is highlighted as a key ecological battle, focusing on both ecological protection and improving local livelihoods [1]. - The ecological restoration project in Alxa League has achieved a vegetation coverage rate of over 84%, preventing approximately 1.5 million tons of sand from entering the Yellow River annually [6][14]. Group 2: Innovative Approaches - Inner Mongolia is integrating sand prevention and control with wind and solar energy development, exemplified by the construction of a 400-kilometer "Photovoltaic Great Wall" in the Kubuqi Desert [17]. - The "Photovoltaic Great Wall" is expected to generate an average annual power output of 200 billion kilowatt-hours while simultaneously restoring 3 million acres of land [17]. - The region has implemented a total of 27.27 million kilowatts of integrated sand prevention and wind-solar projects during the 14th Five-Year Plan, successfully rehabilitating 238,880 acres of desertified land [19]. Group 3: Water and Soil Conservation - The "Ten Major Conduits" area has seen a significant reduction in sediment entering the Yellow River, with sediment concentration decreasing from 1,550 kg/m³ to 195 kg/m³ [14]. - The forest coverage rate in the West Liugou area has increased from 10.19% to 28.9%, while vegetation coverage has risen from 64.4% to 78.8% [14].

Group 1: Ecological Restoration Efforts - Inner Mongolia is recognized as a crucial ecological function area in China, facing severe desertification and land degradation challenges [1] - Since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party, Inner Mongolia has completed afforestation of 148 million acres, grass planting of 367 million acres, and desertification control of 185 million acres, leading the nation in scale [3] - The region is implementing integrated protection and systematic governance of natural resources, promoting ecological restoration and enhancing biodiversity [1][3] Group 2: Sand Control and Land Management - Daily sand control efforts are advancing at a rate of 60,000 acres, with significant progress in the Mu Us Sandy Land and Kubuqi Desert [2] - The implementation of ecological restoration projects along the Yellow River has significantly increased vegetation coverage in previously desertified areas [2] - The establishment of "four lines of defense" against sand encroachment has proven effective in protecting arable land [2] Group 3: Grassland Management and Economic Transition - Inner Mongolia is transitioning to a model of "resting" grasslands, with 970 million acres expected to achieve this by 2025, allowing for ecological recovery and economic benefits for herders [4] - The region is promoting resource integration and modern farming techniques to enhance livestock production while addressing overgrazing issues [6][7] - Cooperative models are being developed to optimize feed production and reduce costs, leading to improved livestock management [6] Group 4: Forestry and Sustainable Development - The Daxing'anling region has halted commercial logging of natural forests, resulting in a significant increase in forest stock volume and biodiversity over the past decade [9] - The area is exploring new economic opportunities through forest tourism, sustainable forestry products, and carbon trading initiatives [10] - The focus on ecological advantages is driving the development of integrated services in the forestry sector, enhancing both environmental and economic outcomes [10]

天鹅湖碧波澄澈，岸边垂柳轻拂水面，300余亩荷塘清香四溢。 "奶奶你快看，我发现一只小白鹭，真漂亮！"9月12日，雨过天晴，市民张霞带着孙子卓辰来到天鹅湖游玩， 小白鹭优雅的身姿吸引祖孙俩久久不愿离去。 天鹅湖位于沁阳市城区东北角，旧称"东湖"，是筑城挖土形成的人工湖，20世纪80年代改名"天鹅湖"。追溯 其水脉渊源，传说汉代便有"引沁入城"的举措，到了元代至正年间，"引济入怀"工程让济水从西门迤逦入 城，经利津、举仙、珠嘉、揽胜四桥汇为天鹅池，再经指方桥，形成东湖。 灵动的水韵，让沁阳成为文人墨客的青睐之地。除了李商隐留下传世诗作，明代书法家王铎曾在此题诗作 文。到了清代，当地范氏家族于荷池中筑土修建蓬园，云集族人讲学论文。世人评说："此院可适，无羡漆院 矣。"范氏家族四代人出了三个进士，并有两人著作被收入《四库全书》。 时光的馈赠也伴随着岁月的磨损。随着时间推移，湖底淤泥逐渐堆积，水体生态受损，天鹅湖失去了往日生 机。为恢复天鹅湖生态活力，沁阳市启动生态修复工程，提升城市景观品质。 秋日，鄢陵县彭店镇境内贾鲁河生态廊道水绿相间、美景如画（9月13日摄）。 牛书培 摄 "阊门日下吴歌远，陂路绿菱香满满。" ...

Core Viewpoint - The company has successfully implemented ecological restoration and green mining practices in the Inner Mongolia region, transforming former mining areas into thriving ecosystems that benefit both the environment and local communities [1][6]. Group 1: Ecological Restoration Efforts - The company has restored over 88,600 acres of land, with a vegetation coverage rate of 90%, and has planted over 14 million trees and 18.06 million shrubs, achieving a 100% ecological restoration rate [2][5]. - The use of Mongolian almond trees, which have a germination rate exceeding 90%, highlights the effectiveness of species selection for high-altitude ecological restoration [1][2]. Group 2: Environmental and Community Benefits - Air quality in the surrounding area has improved significantly, with 93.3% of days classified as having good air quality, enhancing the quality of life for local residents [3][4]. - The ecological restoration has provided high-nutrition forage for local herders, promoting economic benefits and improving relationships between herders and the company [4][6]. Group 3: Innovative Green Mining Practices - The company has adopted a comprehensive approach to green mining, including dust control measures and the use of clean machinery, such as electric and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, to reduce carbon emissions [5][6]. - The implementation of a closed-loop system for coal transportation and storage has minimized environmental impact, ensuring that coal operations are conducted with minimal dust and emissions [5][6].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the transformation of the Tiejiao River and the Hongqi community in Sanya, showcasing its historical significance and current developments that reflect both cultural heritage and economic opportunities [1]. Historical Significance - The Tiejiao River has been a vital source of life and memory for generations in the Hongqi community, providing food and water during times of scarcity [4][5]. - The river's historical role as a lifeline is emphasized through personal anecdotes, illustrating its importance in the daily lives of the community members [4][5]. Infrastructure Development - The article notes the transition from a dangerous makeshift bridge to a sturdy concrete bridge, improving safety and connectivity for the community [5]. - The introduction of high-speed rail infrastructure has further integrated the once-remote community with broader economic opportunities [6]. Economic Opportunities - The Tiejiao River has evolved from merely sustaining life to becoming a source of economic prosperity, particularly through the cultivation of high-quality coix seeds, which have become a key local industry [6]. - The community is actively developing agritourism, leveraging the scenic beauty of the river and surrounding farmland to attract visitors [6]. Ecological Restoration - The article discusses the ecological challenges faced by the Tiejiao River due to urbanization and industrial activities, prompting community-led initiatives for ecological restoration [8]. - Plans for an ecological corridor along the river aim to restore its natural beauty and health, ensuring it continues to serve as a vital ecological resource [8].

海南日报全媒体记者 王程龙 水鞋陷在铁炉港古红树林的滩涂里，谭仁军仔细盯着从针头流出的营养液。这是在为遭受台风"剑鱼"伤 害的百岁红榄李母树补充养分，作为生态修复人员的他深知，"药量"须根据树的大小来精确调控。 这一天是9月9日，一场抢救"国宝"红榄李母树的行动在此已经持续了8天。 近日，修复团队工作人员在海南三亚铁炉港古红树林，对一棵被台风"剑鱼"拦腰折断的红榄李母树，进 行残枝清理和主干修复。海南日报全媒体记者 王程龙 摄 8月24日，台风"剑鱼"夜袭海南三亚，12级风圈持续肆虐6小时，阵风最大风速达55.4米/秒（16级），造 成2万多棵树木倒伏或倾斜，位于三亚市海棠区铁炉港的古红树林也遭受创伤。其中，6棵国家一级保护植物 红榄李母树，有的被拦腰折断，有的主枝断裂。 怎样去救这些受伤的古树？面对受损的红榄李母树，修复团队的救治既精细又讲究"生态智慧"。现场可 见，一棵红榄李母树被台风拦腰折断，10多米高的树干仅剩3米多，且仅剩一条侧枝，树冠倒伏在滩涂；另有 5棵母树存在主干扭裂、主枝断裂的问题。 修复团队的工作更像是给古树做"外科手术"。对于那棵被拦腰折断、仅剩3米多高树干的红榄李，谭仁军 要先用工具一 ...

Core Insights - The article highlights significant achievements in China's natural resource management during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, emphasizing the increase in cultivated land, forest coverage, and marine economic output, alongside major discoveries in oil and gas fields [1][2][3]. Group 1: Agricultural and Land Resources - The total cultivated land area reached 1.94 billion mu, with a projected increase of 28 million mu by the end of 2024 compared to 2020 [2]. - A comprehensive protection framework for cultivated land focusing on quantity, quality, and ecology is gradually being established [2]. Group 2: Mineral Resources - Major breakthroughs in mineral exploration have been achieved, including the discovery of 10 large oil fields and 19 large gas fields during the "14th Five-Year Plan" [2]. - Significant reserves of strategic minerals such as oil, gas, copper, and lithium have been identified, supporting stable production levels of 200 million tons of oil and over 240 billion cubic meters of natural gas [2]. Group 3: Marine Resources - The marine economy generated a total output value of 10.5 trillion yuan, an increase of 2.7 trillion yuan since 2020 [1]. - The marine oil and gas sector is expected to contribute 70% of the domestic oil increment by 2024, with advancements in marine technology and infrastructure [3]. Group 4: Ecological and Environmental Initiatives - Nationwide forest coverage reached 25.09%, with forest stock volume at 20.99 billion cubic meters, achieving early targets for climate change contributions [1][3]. - The area of national parks has expanded, with five parks established, integrating over 120 existing natural reserves and enhancing ecosystem management [5][6]. Group 5: Land Management and Urban Development - Over 10 million mu of land have been rehabilitated through comprehensive land management initiatives, improving urban and rural spatial quality [4]. - The government has streamlined land use approvals, reducing review times by two-thirds and approval durations by one-third, facilitating urban development [6][7]. Group 6: Digital and Technological Advancements - The integration of natural resource management and land planning into a unified digital platform has improved governance efficiency [7]. - China has initiated several international scientific projects and established a global geographic information center, contributing to global sustainable development [7].