Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of legal protection for the private economy, highlighting the role of judicial actions in safeguarding market order and consumer safety [1][3][4] - A special action named "Protecting Medicine and Ensuring Public Safety" was launched, resulting in the investigation of over 10 cases of counterfeit registered trademark medicines, with 11 cases prosecuted involving 13 individuals, recovering over 20 million yuan for affected companies [3][4] - The initiative aims to institutionalize and normalize such actions, enhancing collaboration among various stakeholders to optimize the business environment [4] Group 2 - The focus on juvenile protection involves a collaborative approach among judicial, family, and social sectors to create a supportive environment for minors [6][7] - The establishment of a comprehensive protection platform for minors integrates judicial protection, family education guidance, and social assistance, addressing parental challenges in managing children's behavior [6][7] - A vocational training base for minors has been set up, offering skills training and job placement services, demonstrating a commitment to reintegrating youth into society [7] Group 3 - The protection of red resources is highlighted as a crucial task, with ongoing efforts to monitor and safeguard historical sites related to revolutionary history [9][10] - The local prosecutor's office has taken action against inappropriate activities at memorial sites, emphasizing the need for strict management and public awareness [10] - There is a call for increased public participation in the protection of red resources to ensure the legacy of revolutionary history is preserved [9][10] Group 4 - The focus on wildlife protection has led to the prosecution of illegal hunting cases, with significant numbers of protected bird species involved [12][13] - The judicial actions taken have resulted in the successful release of rehabilitated wildlife and the collection of ecological restoration fees, showcasing the effectiveness of public interest litigation [12][13] - There is a push for enhanced collaboration among enforcement agencies to strengthen wildlife protection efforts and raise public awareness [13] Group 5 - The establishment of a tiered intervention system for juvenile offenders aims to provide tailored rehabilitation services based on the severity of their actions [15][16] - Collaborative efforts with various local agencies have been initiated to support the development of a comprehensive approach to juvenile justice and social work [15][16] - The initiative seeks to create a conducive legal and social environment for the healthy growth of minors, emphasizing the importance of proactive measures in preventing juvenile crime [16]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the ongoing efforts in wildlife monitoring and conservation within the Giant Panda National Park, emphasizing the challenges and experiences faced by the patrol teams in the remote mountainous areas of Gansu province [4][10][28]. Group 1: Wildlife Monitoring and Conservation Efforts - The Gansu management bureau of the Giant Panda National Park was officially established on October 18, marking a significant step in wildlife conservation efforts [4]. - The patrol teams, including local forest rangers, conduct extensive monitoring activities, such as checking wildlife activity and replacing infrared camera batteries, covering distances of around 40 kilometers [3][4]. - The patrol area, particularly the Danba River protection station, is known for its high density of wild pandas and other wildlife, with a total area of 44,000 hectares and varying altitudes from 850 to 4,072 meters [8][10]. Group 2: Challenges Faced by Patrol Teams - Patrol teams encounter various dangers, including aggressive wildlife, harsh natural conditions, and potential encounters with poachers [21][24][26]. - The article describes a specific incident where a team member was severely injured by a snake bite, highlighting the risks involved in wildlife monitoring [23]. - The patrols often require carrying heavy supplies, and team members must adapt to the rugged terrain, sometimes drinking from streams due to the lack of water [24][21]. Group 3: Technological Advancements in Monitoring - The integration of technology, such as drones and infrared cameras, has significantly improved monitoring capabilities, allowing for better tracking of wildlife without direct human interference [15][17]. - The infrared cameras installed in the core protection area serve as vital tools for documenting wildlife activity, with 300 units currently in use [15][17]. - Despite technological advancements, the article emphasizes that human observation remains irreplaceable in understanding wildlife behavior and ecosystem dynamics [20][18]. Group 4: Emotional and Community Connections - The article illustrates the deep emotional connections that patrol members have with their work and the local environment, often passed down through generations [27][28]. - The collaborative efforts among various stakeholders, including local communities, forest police, and conservation agencies, create a supportive ecosystem for wildlife protection [28][29]. - The resilience of nature is highlighted, with local residents expressing a strong bond with the mountains and wildlife, reinforcing the importance of conservation efforts [29][30].

Core Viewpoint - Jane Goodall, the founder of the Jane Goodall Institute and a UN peace messenger, passed away at the age of 90 while on a speaking tour in California, continuing her lifelong mission of advocating for animal and environmental protection [1][3]. Group 1: Contributions to Science and Conservation - Jane Goodall was a pioneer in the field of primatology, being the first scientist to observe chimpanzee behavior that resembled human actions in Tanzania [3]. - She shifted her focus from research to environmental conservation due to the increasing deforestation in Africa, advocating for wildlife protection, opposing ivory trade, and promoting sustainable development [3]. Group 2: Personal Background and Inspiration - Goodall's passion for animals began in childhood, supported by her mother, who encouraged her to pursue her dreams of becoming a scientist despite skepticism from others [5]. - At the age of 26, she began her groundbreaking research in tropical rainforests, which led to significant discoveries about tool use among chimpanzees [3].

Core Viewpoint - The Haikou Forestry Bureau has issued a call to action for the protection of wildlife as the migratory bird season approaches, emphasizing the importance of adhering to wildlife protection laws and promoting a culture of respect for nature [1] Group 1: Wildlife Protection Initiatives - The initiative urges the public to abandon the illegal consumption of wildlife and its products, advocating for a new dietary culture that prioritizes ecological safety [1] - It emphasizes compliance with the Wildlife Protection Law of the People's Republic of China and encourages reporting illegal activities such as poaching and trafficking to relevant authorities [1] - The call promotes the idea of harmonious coexistence between humans and nature, urging the public not to destroy habitats of wild animals and to participate in conservation efforts [1] Group 2: Public Awareness and Reporting - The initiative highlights the importance of pandemic prevention by avoiding close contact with wildlife and reporting any injured or abnormal animals to forestry authorities [1] - It encourages the public to actively discourage and report behaviors that harm wildlife, including illegal trading, and to monitor online platforms for illegal wildlife product promotions [1]

Core Viewpoint - The relationship between humans and wildlife, particularly with the Himalayan marmot, is evolving as more tourists engage in self-driving trips in high-altitude regions, leading to increased interactions and incidents of theft by these animals [4][5][15]. Group 1: Tourist Interactions - Tourists frequently encounter situations where their belongings, such as car keys and cameras, are taken by marmots along popular self-driving routes like the G318 and Northwest Loop [3][4]. - The phenomenon of "marmot theft" has become a humorous yet concerning trend on social media, with videos of these incidents going viral and attracting more visitors to these areas [16][18]. Group 2: Wildlife Behavior - The Himalayan marmot, known for its burrowing habits, has adapted to human presence, often associating humans and vehicles with food sources [13][15]. - As tourists feed and interact with marmots, these animals have developed a tendency to take non-food items, mistaking them for treasures [13][19]. Group 3: Health Risks - The Himalayan marmot is a known carrier of plague, raising concerns about the health risks associated with close interactions between humans and these animals [20][22]. - The spread of plague can occur through various means, including direct contact and proximity to marmots, highlighting the potential dangers of casual interactions [21][23]. Group 4: Environmental Impact - The increasing popularity of feeding and interacting with wildlife can lead to negative consequences, such as dependency on human food and loss of natural foraging instincts among animals [24]. - Improper disposal of waste by tourists can harm local wildlife, as animals may ingest harmful materials, leading to fatalities [25][26].

Core Viewpoint - The recent sighting of wild boars in Xishan National Forest Park raises concerns about human-wildlife interactions, prompting authorities to enhance monitoring and safety measures for visitors [4][10]. Group 1: Wild Boar Sightings and Safety Measures - Wild boars have been spotted in Xishan National Forest Park, which is close to urban areas, increasing the likelihood of encounters with visitors [4]. - The park has placed over 20 warning signs in areas where wild animals are frequently seen to ensure public safety [4]. - Visitors are advised to avoid entering undeveloped areas and to stick to designated paths, especially at night, to minimize the risk of encounters with wild boars [4][5][6]. Group 2: Reasons for Increasing Wild Boar Population - The wild boar population is increasing due to their high reproductive capacity, with a litter size of five to six piglets and a high survival rate [8]. - Wild boars have strong adaptability and a varied diet, allowing them to thrive in different environments [9]. - The decline in natural predators, such as the North China leopard and wolves, has contributed to the rapid growth of the wild boar population [10]. Group 3: Biodiversity and Wildlife Monitoring - Xishan has a rich biodiversity, with 173 species of terrestrial vertebrates identified, thanks to extensive afforestation efforts over the past 70 years [11]. - A wildlife monitoring system has been established in Xishan, utilizing over 110 infrared cameras and 400 monitoring devices to track animal populations [11]. - The ongoing ecological improvements in Beijing have led to an increase in various wildlife populations, including wild boars [10]. Group 4: Historical Context of Wild Boar Protection - Wild boars were listed as a protected species in Beijing in 1989 and were downgraded to a secondary protection level in 2008 [12][14]. - In 2023, wild boars were removed from the national list of protected species, reflecting changes in their population status and management [14].

余建华（左一）在巡护。 曾智慧摄 滇金丝猴。 和鑫明摄 近日，记者从云南省林草局获悉："十四五"以来，云南持续加大投入力度，制定实施了极度濒危物 种"一种一策"保护方案和第二期极小种群野生植物拯救保护十年规划，在保护地外建立野生动植物保护 小区49处，建成11个植物园、13个野生植物就地或迁地保护基地、27个野生动物收容救护中心（站）， 野生动植物保护取得积极成效，滇金丝猴、绿孔雀等20余种野生动物种群数量大幅上升。 余忠华在安装红外相机。 受访者供图 本报记者日前采访了云南迪庆塔城镇巡护员余建华、余忠华父子，记录他们接力守护滇金丝猴30余年， 为野生动物保护事业默默奉献的故事。 ——编 者 在海拔3000米左右的云南白马雪山国家级自然保护区响古箐片区，二十来岁的小伙走路也容易喘，但年 逾七旬的余建华依然时不时上山。 前半辈子，余建华是云南省迪庆藏族自治州维西傈僳族自治县塔城镇最好的猎人；45岁开始，余建华成 为白马雪山巡护员，后来在外务工的儿子余忠华也回到大山，父子一起守护滇金丝猴。从寻找、保护滇 金丝猴，到让更多人了解、爱护滇金丝猴，父子接力30余年，默默守护着滇金丝猴群。 寻找滇金丝猴花了近1年，被接纳 ...

普氏野马有着6000万年进化史，是我国的国家一级保护动物、全球濒危的大型野生动物。曾因盗猎与环境变化，在我国一度接近野外灭绝。1985年，我国启 动"野马返乡计划"，从国外引回野马，在新疆、甘肃等地建立繁育基地，一步步为它们搭建"回家之路"。 今天（9月15日）上午，在甘肃濒危动物保护中心，一批普氏野马将被转运到甘肃敦煌西湖国家级自然保护区。 早上八点半，甘肃濒危动物保护中心的工作人员正在进行装车工作，整个装车的时间预计在1小时左右。按照计划，本次将转运4个种群，共28匹普氏野马， 从甘肃濒危动物保护中心转运到甘肃敦煌西湖国家级自然保护区，距离大概是1030公里，车程预计14～15个小时。 本次普氏野马转运有一个很特殊的地方，这是国内首次采用远距离散装转运，就是在转运过程中马匹将全程保持清醒状态，不再采用以往麻醉装箱的办法。 这样也是为了避免马匹因麻醉出现的意外情况。为了实现这一方式，这次转运也是克服了多个难点。 工作人员告诉记者，普氏野马的警觉性很高，对于人类的靠近很警惕，如何将马匹从马圈引入到转运车辆上，是一个难点。马圈里停放着转运车辆，车厢与 脚手架搭建起的通道连接在一起，通道尽头挖了一个土坑，转运车辆 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the efforts and dedication of wildlife rescue teams in China, particularly focusing on the rescue and rehabilitation of snow leopards at the Xining Wildlife Park, showcasing the challenges and successes in wildlife protection and conservation efforts [9][10][11]. Group 1: Wildlife Rescue Operations - The Xining Wildlife Park has recently welcomed two snow leopards, "Ling Xiaozhe" and "Ling Xiaomang," which have gained significant attention from the public due to their rescue stories [10]. - A snow leopard cub was found in critical condition and transported over 1,000 kilometers to the wildlife hospital, where it was treated for multiple health issues including dehydration and fractures [11][12]. - The wildlife hospital has treated a total of 12 snow leopards since 2017, with many being successfully rehabilitated and released back into the wild [12][18]. Group 2: Veterinary Team and Facilities - The veterinary team at the Xining Wildlife Park consists of four veterinarians who are responsible for the rescue, treatment, and rehabilitation of various wildlife species [17]. - The hospital is equipped with specialized facilities including a laboratory, surgery room, and rehabilitation areas, allowing for comprehensive care of injured animals [13][14]. - The team has implemented new techniques and equipment, such as satellite collars for tracking released animals, enhancing their ability to monitor wildlife post-release [14][17]. Group 3: Public Engagement and Education - The wildlife park engages the public through live broadcasts and social media, allowing people to follow the recovery of the snow leopards and learn about wildlife conservation [16][17]. - Each snow leopard has an educational display that informs visitors about their rescue process and the reasons for their inability to be released back into the wild [17]. - The park aims to raise awareness about snow leopards and encourage public participation in conservation efforts [17].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the ongoing joint law enforcement actions in Zhuhai, Guangdong Province, aimed at strengthening the regulation of the sale, purchase, and utilization of key protected wildlife [1] Group 1: Regulatory Actions - The Zhuhai Natural Resources Bureau is leading a joint effort with the Public Security Bureau and the Market Supervision Administration to enhance oversight of activities involving key protected wildlife [1] - The enforcement team is conducting checks at markets such as Nankeng Market and Baitengtou Aquatic Wholesale Market, focusing on the source of goods, inspection and quarantine certificates, and the use of special labels [1] Group 2: Compliance and Inspections - The enforcement team is following up with relevant enterprises to inspect the execution of administrative permits, checking existing raw materials, processed products, sales ledgers, and research progress [1] - There is a clear mandate to prohibit the use and trade of key protected wildlife and their products without prior approval [1] Group 3: Public Awareness and Education - During the joint enforcement actions, districts such as Xiangzhou, Jinwan, and Doumen are collaborating to conduct wildlife protection hazard inspections and law enforcement rectifications [1] - The focus is on major habitats for birds, including wetlands, forests, and areas where water birds congregate, as well as various markets, to comprehensively investigate illegal hunting and trading activities [1] - The enforcement team is educating business operators and on-site personnel about wildlife protection laws and regulations, emphasizing the importance and seriousness of wildlife conservation to enhance public awareness [1]