这一幕是青岛农业大学"访古问树"大学生团队的实践日常。5年来，在青岛农业大学动漫与传媒学院副 教授邵丽英的带领下，这支由广播电视编导专业学生组成的团队走进山野村落，记录古树故事，从莒县 定林寺的"天下银杏第一树"到崂山深处600岁的天女木兰，团队先后有近百名大学生参与其中，为古树 建立了一份份生动的"影像档案"，让更多人通过影像感受古树文化的魅力。 用镜头，追寻古树故事 山东莒县浮来山定林寺这株已有四千岁树龄的"天下银杏第一树"，圈圈年轮刻印着中华文脉绵延不绝的 记忆。早在《左传》记载的春秋时代，鲁隐公与莒子便在此树下会盟。"义典则弘，文约为美。"南朝时 期，文学理论家、《文心雕龙》的作者刘勰晚年隐居的"校经楼"就在距这棵树不远处。2024年6月，山 东莒县浮来山银杏树"大世界基尼斯之最"授牌仪式举行，莒县浮来山银杏树被认定为"树龄最长的圆铃 银杏树"。 深秋的浮来山，历经四千年风雨的"天下银杏第一树"静静伫立。微风拂过，银杏叶簌簌飘落，在定林寺 的古院里下起了一场金色雨。 人群中，邵丽英带着几名年轻学生专注地记录着古树。无人机缓缓升起，镜头从远处青山慢慢推近，定 格在银杏树金色树冠上。"那一刻，看着金色叶片 ...

长兴县小 浦镇八都岕银杏古林。房小平摄 来源：中国青年报客户端 八都岕景区分布着挂牌保护的银杏古树3700多株，占长兴县古树的80%。其中，一棵被誉为"银杏皇 后"的古树就在吴南兴家旁边，曾经有一半的树枝长势不佳。吴南兴获得这棵千年古树果实的使用权 后，创意推出千年银杏果面，生意兴隆。他决定每年捐出2000元保护这棵银杏古树。 随着八都岕景区开发和新农村建设，部分银杏古树根部土壤不透气，曾出现长势衰弱的症状，长兴县 委、县政府高度重视，省、市林业主管部门精心指导，制定《小浦镇古银杏养护复壮方案》《小浦镇八 都岕古银杏养护管理措施》，积极开展养护复壮和抢救修复工作。 长兴县小浦镇社会事务办主任郑经苑介绍，八都岕景区内的"银杏王"古树高大，过去养护是使用登高车 进行人工喷洒药水，但是树顶部分枝叶还是喷洒不到，被村民们称为"秃头树"；今年采用无人机来喷洒 药水，"银杏王"老树焕发新枝叶。 目前，通过修剪、施肥、疏果、防虫等养护复壮措施，八都岕内近2000株古银杏生长状况得到明显改 善；实施排除妨碍、树体防腐、填充修补等修复处理措施，及时排查救治古银杏树121株。 长兴县还借助中国林业科学研究院亚热带林业研究所、浙江 ...

Core Viewpoint - The ancient ginkgo tree, known as the "Ginkgo King," located in Hunan Martyrs Park, is a significant natural and historical heritage, attracting many visitors during the autumn season due to its stunning golden leaves [5][10]. Group 1 - The "Ginkgo King" is over 170 years old and has been designated as a protected ancient tree in Hunan Province, included in the national third-level protection list since June 2019 [5]. - The tree stands approximately 25 meters tall with a crown width of 20 meters, showcasing its robust and resilient structure after enduring over 170 years of weather conditions [5]. - During autumn, the tree's golden leaves create a visually striking scene, drawing visitors who appreciate its beauty and historical significance [7]. Group 2 - The park management regularly conducts health checks, pest control, and maintenance to ensure the tree's continued health and growth, adhering to ancient tree protection standards [10]. - Visitors are reminded to respect the tree by not climbing on it or shaking its branches, emphasizing the importance of preserving this valuable natural and historical asset [10].

Core Viewpoint - A significant ancient tree, a national locust tree, was discovered in the Beiling area of Beijing, surpassing the size of the city's oldest known locust tree, but it lacks a protective plaque and its health is concerning [1][4][5]. Group 1: Discovery and Condition of the Tree - The tree, located in Xiaodianzicun, has a trunk circumference of 685 cm, translating to an approximate diameter of 218 cm, which exceeds the standard for first-class ancient trees in Beijing by 174 cm [6][7]. - The tree's health is deteriorating, with sparse leaves and a hollow trunk, raising concerns about its survival [4][9]. - The absence of a protective plaque indicates it may have been overlooked during previous surveys of ancient trees [3][4]. Group 2: Historical Context and Significance - The Beiling area has a rich history tied to coal mining, which led to the establishment and subsequent decline of local villages, resulting in the neglect of ancient trees [13][14]. - The locust tree is emblematic of the cultural and ecological heritage of the area, and its preservation is deemed essential for historical and environmental reasons [4][14]. - The region's ancient trees, including the one in Xiaodianzicun, have not been adequately documented or protected, leading to their gradual decline [13][14].

Core Viewpoint - The construction of ancient tree parks in Shanghai is accelerating, reflecting respect for historical context and local culture, with 31 parks established to date [1] Group 1: Ancient Tree Park Developments - The renovation of the Qianian Ginkgo Garden, home to the "first tree" of Shanghai, aims to enhance visitor experience while ensuring the protection of ancient trees, with completion expected by March next year [2][5] - The renovation will introduce approximately 800 square meters of new recreational facilities, including a visitor center and educational spaces, while improving the landscape and protection measures for the ancient ginkgo tree [2][3] Group 2: Community Engagement and Technology - The newly established ancient tree garden in the Yunhaiyuan community is the first of its kind within a residential area, featuring five 160-year-old magnolia trees and utilizing IoT technology for real-time monitoring of environmental conditions [6][7] - The property management will enhance professional maintenance efforts in collaboration with local green management departments to ensure the health of the ancient trees [7] Group 3: Regulatory Framework and Cultural Integration - Shanghai has 1,890 ancient trees and 953 subsequent resources, with ongoing efforts to balance protection and public access, aiming to create culturally rich parks that meet public demands for appreciation and education [8][9] - The management emphasizes the importance of integrating ancient trees with local culture to foster awareness and appreciation among younger generations, addressing the need for innovative protection models [8][9]

Core Viewpoint - The ancient ginkgo tree in Juxian County, Shandong, is highlighted as a cultural and historical symbol, showcasing the importance of tree preservation and the efforts made to protect it [4][5]. Group 1: Cultural Significance - The ancient ginkgo tree is located in the Dinglin Temple, which is part of a national 4A tourist attraction and serves as a historical museum [3]. - The tree is associated with historical figures, including Liu Xie, a renowned literary theorist, whose work has influenced literature for over a thousand years [4]. Group 2: Preservation Efforts - Juxian County has implemented a tree protection system that includes supplementary surveys, record-keeping, and protective signage [4]. - Li Jianguo, a dedicated caretaker, has been tending to the ginkgo tree since 2014, performing essential maintenance tasks such as watering and pest control [5]. Group 3: Detailed Monitoring - Li Jianguo maintains a "Big Tree Diary" documenting the tree's growth stages and environmental conditions, which aids in expert assessments and care strategies [5]. - The ginkgo tree has seen an increase in fruit production due to improved pollination from surrounding ginkgo trees planted in recent years [5]. Group 4: Botanical Information - Ginkgo biloba, also known as the maidenhair tree, is a large deciduous tree that can reach heights of up to 40 meters and is valued for its ornamental and economic uses [6][8]. - Ginkgo trees are ancient, dating back 345 million years, and are unique to China, with all existing ginkgo trees worldwide originating from this region [6].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the importance of ancient trees in the Lingnan region, emphasizing their cultural and ecological significance, as well as the dedication of local individuals and communities in preserving these natural treasures [1][2][3]. Group 1: Cultural Significance - Over 85,000 ancient trees stand in the Lingnan region, serving as both natural markers of time and cultural connections [2][3]. - The stories and memories associated with these trees are passed down through generations, reinforcing their role as symbols of community identity and heritage [18][19][31]. Group 2: Community Efforts in Preservation - Villagers like Chi Yuede in Shixing County have dedicated their lives to protecting the "King of Guangdong Fir," a tree that has been a part of their family history for six generations [10][21]. - Mo Xiuquan from Huai Ji County has been actively safeguarding the "Thousand-Year Red Cypress King," conducting over 200 inspections annually to prevent damage and educate others about its ecological value [22][24][28]. - Cheng Weizhen and her husband in Guangzhou oversee 2,632 ancient trees, conducting approximately 60,000 inspections each year to ensure their health and safety [35][36]. Group 3: Educational Initiatives - The establishment of the Baguang Nature School in Shenzhen focuses on educating children and the community about the ancient silver leaf trees, fostering a connection with nature [64][68]. - Over five years, the school has developed educational materials and engaged nearly 18,000 participants in various activities related to tree conservation [72][73]. Group 4: Broader Community Involvement - Various initiatives across different regions, such as Chen Xiaoling's project in Jiangmen and Luo Guang's cultural activities in Zhanjiang, aim to raise awareness and promote the protection of ancient trees [78][81]. - The collective efforts of individuals and organizations reflect a growing movement to integrate ancient tree conservation into local culture and tourism, enhancing community engagement and ecological awareness [82][84].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of ancient trees as historical witnesses and cultural relics, highlighting the efforts of Chaoyang City's forestry department to conduct a survey to protect these trees and preserve historical and cultural memories [2] Summary by Categories Ancient Tree Survey - Chaoyang City has identified 64 wild ancient trees over 500 years old, including various species such as Ziziphus jujuba, Juglans mandshurica, Quercus mongolica, and Elaeagnus angustifolia [2] - The survey revealed the first discovery of the species Spiraea japonica in Chaoyang City [2] Ancient Tree Groups - A total of 8 ancient tree groups have been discovered in Chaoyang City, with 7 located in Lingyuan City and 1 in Jianping County [2]

Core Points - A 126-year-old chestnut tree in Wuhan produces over 100 pounds of chestnuts annually, praised for its sweetness by local residents [1][2] - The tree is a significant contributor to the local economy, with the village's chestnut industry expanding to over 5,000 acres by the late 1990s, generating annual revenues exceeding one million yuan [2] - The longevity of the tree is attributed to the villagers' care and the nutrient-rich soil, which contains high levels of phosphorus and manganese beneficial for fruit trees [2] - The local government is increasing protection efforts for this unique chestnut tree, recognized for its scientific value [3]

Core Viewpoint - The newly established "Science+" Ancient Tree Park in Wuhan's Optics Valley Science Island features eight century-old trees and statues of 17 scientists, highlighting the park's unique characteristics [1][2]. Group 1: Park Features - The park covers an area of over 15,000 square meters and is located at the intersection of Xisi Road and Port Road [1]. - The core landscape consists of a group of eight century-old trees, including six species such as small-leafed catalpa and yellow-leaf wood, with ages ranging from 115 to 155 years [1]. - The ancient trees are surrounded by protective barriers and monitored with smart facilities to maintain air temperature and humidity for better care [1]. Group 2: Cultural and Educational Aspects - The park includes statues of 17 historical and contemporary scientists, enhancing its cultural atmosphere and providing educational opportunities for visitors [1][2]. - Visitors can learn about the life stories and innovative spirit of these scientists while enjoying the natural beauty of the ancient trees [2]. Group 3: Ecological and Community Impact - The park was constructed with investment from the East Lake High-tech Development Zone's Garden and Forestry Bureau, aligning with ecological protection and the scientific theme of the area [2]. - In recent years, Wuhan has innovated in ancient tree protection by establishing parks that allow citizens to engage with and appreciate these "green cultural relics," with five parks completed in 2023 alone [2].