Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the "Green Beauty Guangdong" initiative, which aims to promote ecological conservation and cultural heritage through art, specifically focusing on ancient trees in Guangdong province [35][41]. Group 1: Event Overview - The "Green Beauty Guangdong Lingnan Ancient Tree Calligraphy and Painting Exhibition" is a cultural event that combines ecological awareness with artistic expression [35][36]. - The event is organized by multiple entities, including the Guangdong Provincial Forestry Bureau and various art associations, to showcase the beauty and significance of ancient trees [36][38]. Group 2: Artistic Exploration - Artists, led by Wu Gongjian, embarked on a journey to explore and paint ancient trees, including a notable ginkgo tree and two banyan trees known as the "saving trees" [7][8][17]. - The artists expressed their admiration for the ancient trees, emphasizing their ecological value and the need for preservation [32][33]. Group 3: Historical Significance - The banyan trees have a historical story where they saved lives during a flood in 1994, leading to local reverence and the establishment of a shrine in their honor [18][20]. - The article mentions that Guangdong province is home to 85,273 ancient trees, with 851 classified as first-class ancient trees, highlighting the region's rich ecological heritage [39]. Group 4: Future Initiatives - The "Green Beauty Guangdong Ancient Tree Donation Project" is set to launch on May 10, 2024, encouraging public participation in the conservation of ancient trees [45][46]. - The project aims to raise funds for ecological construction and the maintenance of ancient trees across the province [50][51].

Core Viewpoint - The restoration and protection of Baiyangdian, a vital water ecosystem in North China, have been prioritized in the development of Xiong'an New Area, leading to significant improvements in water quality and biodiversity over the past eight years [1][23]. Group 1: Water Quality Improvement - Baiyangdian's water quality has improved from V class to III class, indicating a transition from a sub-healthy state to a healthier condition [12][14]. - The implementation of major ecological restoration projects, including dredging and water diversion, has resulted in over 8.9 billion cubic meters of water entering Baiyangdian [24]. Group 2: Biodiversity Recovery - The number of wild bird species in Baiyangdian has increased by 90 species, totaling 296 species, since the establishment of Xiong'an New Area [30]. - Fish species have also recovered, with 48 species now present, an increase of 21 species compared to before the establishment of Xiong'an New Area [34]. Group 3: Community Transformation - Local residents have shifted from traditional fishing livelihoods to roles such as tour guides, shop owners, and ecological caretakers, reflecting a change from "relying on the lake for sustenance" to "protecting the lake" [46][49]. - The community has seen improvements in waste management and sewage treatment, contributing to a healthier living environment [44].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the successful integration of ecological restoration and rural tourism in Wu Bohao Village, Hubei Province, showcasing the revival of the rare water-dwelling fireflies known as "Wuhan Fireflies" and its positive impact on local community and economy [1][2][3]. Group 1: Ecological Restoration - The Liangzi Lake area has undergone significant ecological improvements since 2013, with a complete withdrawal from general industrial activities over a 500 square kilometer area, leading to better water quality and environment [2]. - The introduction of ecological projects such as wetland restoration and comprehensive sewage treatment has created an ideal habitat for the "Wuhan Fireflies" [2]. Group 2: Economic Impact - The establishment of a rural tourism project in Wu Bohao Village has led to an increase in collective economic income by over 200,000 yuan annually since 2022, benefiting local residents and promoting job creation [4]. - The village has seen a return of migrant workers who now take on roles such as forest rangers and camp service staff, contributing to a better living environment and increased income [4]. Group 3: Community Engagement - The village committee has formed cooperatives to manage idle land, enabling 15 impoverished households to work at the tourism base and increase their income [4]. - The local leadership emphasizes transforming ecological value into economic value through sustainable tourism practices [4].

北宋张择端笔下，汴河波光粼粼，舳舻相接；两岸市肆喧嚣，人烟辐辏，好一派繁华胜景。 今朝开封城内，流淌的已不是汴河旧模样，而是如碧玉丝绦般环抱古城的"一渠六河"。 开封御河风景如画。开封市委宣传部供图 开封人骨子里的倔强，也如奔涌东去的黄河水，用生生不息的风骨守护悬河之侧的古都千年不绝，也激励着 这座城市果断掀起一场"治水"攻坚战——"一渠六河"工程全面开建，通过从西干渠引黄河水入黑岗口调蓄水 库，连通北、东、西、南护城河及利汴河，注入惠济河后，一路向东汇入淮河，真正让黄河成为造福人民的 幸福河。 "该工程贯通黄河、淮河两大流域，串联老城新区河湖，实现内外水系连通、生态平衡，惠及百姓。"站在开 封水系总体规划图前，开封市水利局二级调研员马绍君打开了话匣子。 作为"一渠六河"工程的见证者和参与者，马绍君谈起那段岁月满是感慨。一边是水清岸绿、还河于民的美好 愿景，一边是现实中绕不过去的重重困难和挑战。"难，确实难！工程正好处于开封古城墙四周，居民区、商 户、企业密集，征收难题复杂程度远超预期。"马绍君记忆犹新。 帮群众排忧解难——党员干部组建工作专班，昼夜不停为群众讲解政策，很多人练成了"哑嗓子""跑腿冠 军"。短 ...

位于华夏腹地的秦岭，像一条蜿蜒的分割线，将中国的地理、气候、资源差异明显划分为南北方。它和 合南北，泽被天下，在中华文明的传承发展中具有无可比拟的作用。在生态意识日益增强的当下，秦岭 得到了更加全面的保护。王洁的长篇报告文学《过秦岭》就真实记录了生态保护之下秦岭是如何不断走 向青翠、如何青山变金山的。 作者的文字很优美，也饱含着情感，这一定也是秦岭慷慨的馈赠吧。用她自己的话说，"大山的温厚、 草木的灵性、日月的精华，都会滋养着文字源源不断，从笔尖流淌。"她既写了秦岭的自然与历史，也 写了秦岭的凡间与苍生。在秦岭，人类与大熊猫、金丝猴、朱鹮和谐共生，满山飘香的碧绿茶园与稻穗 扬花的层层梯田交相辉映。在秦岭，生态保护与民生发展是同步进行的，保护不是一"封"了事，而是给 生活提供了创造的源头。我们从书中不仅看到秦岭的景色越变越美丽了，而且还看到人们的笑容越来越 灿烂了。作者抱着回家的心态"过秦岭"，她也充分写出了秦岭这个家的温暖。当读者阅读这部作品时， 相信也会找到回家的感觉。 《 人民日报 》（ 2025年08月12日 20 版） (责编：牛镛、岳弘彬) 作者在近3年的时间里走访了秦岭的56个村子，素材库里记录下 ...

Group 1 - The event "Green Beauty Guangdong Lingnan Ancient Tree Calligraphy and Painting Exhibition" aims to promote ecological construction and cultural heritage integration in Guangdong Province [40][46]. - The activity involves artists visiting ancient tree sites to create artworks that highlight the beauty and significance of these trees, with a focus on raising public awareness for ecological protection [36][49]. - The "King of Camphor Trees," approximately 1300 years old, is the oldest tree among over 8300 ancient trees in Shaoguan City, showcasing the region's rich natural heritage [26][45]. Group 2 - The event is organized by various local cultural and ecological organizations, including the Guangdong Provincial Forestry Bureau and the Southern Rural Newspaper [41][42]. - The initiative includes a fundraising project for ancient tree protection, allowing individuals and organizations to contribute to the conservation efforts [51][56]. - The project encompasses 82,873 ancient trees across the province, with a three-year donation period for participants [54][55].

央视网消息：森林是集水库、粮库、钱库、炭库于一身的大宝库。在祖国北疆的广袤版图上，大兴安岭以"神州北极"的冷峻与"绿色 宝库"的丰饶，书写着生态保护与绿色发展的壮丽篇章。这片横跨内蒙古与黑龙江的广袤林海，从新中国成立初期的开发建设到本世 纪初期全面停止天然林商业性采伐，再到如今林下经济和文旅产业比翼发展，大兴安岭正加速把生态优势变为发展优势。如今，随 着"生态家底"越来越厚，"致富路子"也越走越宽。 提到大兴安岭，很多人在印象中会想到东北地区。但是大兴安岭它具体在哪？大兴安岭的"大"又大在哪里？踏入这片被誉为"地球之 肾"的大兴安岭深处，探索广袤林海的秘密，听听他们与这片山水血脉相连的故事。 作为我国地势第二三阶梯分界线的大兴安岭山脉，总面积约32.72万平方公里，其中，有24万平方公里都位于内蒙古自治区境内。而 其中，内蒙古大兴安岭林区总面积又占到10.67万平方公里。这里的森林覆盖率达到78.44%，林木蓄积量达10.3亿立方米，每年能吸 收3亿辆轿车排放的二氧化碳，提供1亿人呼吸所需的氧气。这里也是我国最大的寒温带明亮针叶林，明亮是来到这里最直观的感 受。 曾经的长期过度采伐 让森林不堪重负 当游客们举 ...

"十四五"以来，中国大熊猫保护成效显著，大熊猫从濒危降为易危。在秦岭大熊猫基地，可以见到目前全球唯一的人工圈养棕白色大熊猫——"七仔"。 我国圈养大熊猫种群已突破700只 目前，我国圈养大熊猫种群已突破700只。作为熊猫圈里的"大明星"，"七仔"吸引了不少游客。 在秦岭大熊猫基地，有好多"七仔"的周边公仔文创，各种造型可以看出，"七仔"多么有趣。 工作人员介绍，目前，大熊猫主要分为四川大熊猫和秦岭大熊猫两个亚种。"七仔"是秦岭亚种，如今生活在秦岭大熊猫基地内的四宝科学公园。 这里不仅是"七仔"家族的家园，还生活着朱鹮、金丝猴、羚牛等国家一级保护动物，是名副其实的"四宝"乐园。许多游客慕名而来。 "七仔"的童年和少年时光在佛坪保护区度过，这段珍贵经历被众多科学家和志愿者见证。野生动物摄影师裴竟德便是其中之一。 中国摄影家协会会员、野生动物摄影师 裴竟德："七仔"在熊猫谷，大概十多年前，我觉得那个时候它就像一个小伙子，纯粹、稚嫩，特别可爱，现在已经 成熟稳重。 成熟稳重的"七仔"也有多面性。 网络上曾流传一段有趣的视频：一只名叫"阿宝"的大熊猫隔着护栏不断"挑衅"，结果被"七仔"一口咬住耳朵，瞬间成了"V字耳"。 ...

Core Insights - The Daxing'anling region, known as "the Earth's kidney," is transitioning from timber production to ecological protection and tourism development, leveraging its ecological advantages for economic growth [2][4][12]. Group 1: Ecological and Economic Transformation - Daxing'anling covers approximately 327,200 square kilometers, with a forest coverage rate of 78.44% and a timber stock of 1.03 billion cubic meters, capable of absorbing CO2 emissions equivalent to 300 million cars annually [5][12]. - The region has shifted from a timber production focus, having produced over 200 million cubic meters of timber and forest products since the founding of New China, to a model emphasizing ecological restoration and sustainable development [8][15]. - Since the complete cessation of commercial logging on April 1, 2015, the region has experienced a significant increase in forest stock, with a nearly 30% growth and 70% of forests designated as key public welfare forests [22][23]. Group 2: Biodiversity and Tourism Development - The number of wildlife species in the region has increased from 390 to 439, with previously extinct species like roe deer and wild rabbits reappearing [23]. - The transformation of former logging sites into forest parks has created new opportunities for tourism, with the region now hosting the largest forest park in China, previously known as Asia's largest timber storage site [29][31]. - Local residents have adapted to new economic activities, such as berry picking and tourism services, which have become significant sources of income [25][28]. Group 3: Environmental Monitoring and Protection - The region faces challenges such as forest fires, particularly during the summer months, necessitating robust monitoring and protection measures, including a lightning monitoring system that tracks over 17,000 strikes daily [33][38]. - The shift from "tree cutters" to "tree watchers" reflects a broader societal change, with local communities now engaged in conservation efforts and sustainable practices [22][41].

Core Viewpoint - The population of the critically endangered blue-crowned laughingthrush in Jiangxi Wuyuan has increased from over 50 individuals in 2000 to over 600 currently, thanks to conservation efforts, which have also spurred local tourism and income generation for villagers [6][10]. Conservation Efforts - The blue-crowned laughingthrush prefers habitats close to human settlements and requires high environmental quality, leading to the establishment of protective measures for its habitat [7]. - The local government has implemented ecological restoration projects, including planting native trees and aquatic plants, and plans to increase suitable habitat by 9,000 acres over the next five years [8]. Community Engagement - The local community has been involved in conservation efforts, with the government providing ecological compensation to villagers who cease agricultural activities on the sandbar, allowing the laughingthrush population to thrive [10]. - The village has seen a rise in eco-tourism, with 650,000 visitors recorded last year, contributing to an average income increase of 36,000 yuan per person [11][12]. Economic Development - The establishment of bird-watching facilities and educational programs has attracted significant tourist interest, with over 1 million bird-watching visitors last year, generating over 100 million yuan in economic benefits [12]. - The village has expanded its hospitality sector, with the number of homestays increasing from a few to 36, and local products being sold at designated stalls, enhancing community income [11].