B d Close e 77 P and a the state 12 4 r and AS 192 t t 12 Cherch S p A TR 1 8 B 阳彩臂金龟被誉为"昆虫界大熊猫"，其雄虫拥有超长的前肢，鞘翅呈现独特的金属铜绿色与金黄油彩交织的独特光泽，在阳光下犹如"黄金圣甲虫"。作 为中国最珍稀的甲虫之一，该物种对生存环境要求极高，其存在直接印证着森林生态系统中古老的真菌网络、完整的分解者群落及未被干扰的自然演替过 程。 据广西师范大学生命科学学院教授邓维安介绍，阳彩臂金龟生境狭窄且人为捕采严重，曾于1982年被认为在中国灭绝，2004年才在江西重新发现。目 前，该物种在中国主要分布于江西、湖南、福建、广西等地的原生林区。 猫儿山保护区管理处特别提醒：阳彩臂金龟受法律严格保护，严禁任何形式的捕捉、交易。公众若在野外发现，应保持安全距离观察，可通过拍照记录 并联系当地林业部门或科研机构上报相关信息。下一步，保护区还将加强监测研究，持续推动生物多样性保护工作。（余锋 张建华 黎斯琴） 阳彩臂金龟为大型甲虫，雄虫拥有超长的前肢，超过体躯长度。李月妹 邓欣 摄 + 近日，广西师范大学昆虫调查团队在广西猫 ...

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Group 1: Cultural and Tourism Development - Beijing's Yanqing District is promoting the overall protection and systematic inheritance of the Great Wall cultural resources, aiming to establish itself as a new high ground for heritage protection and utilization, an international exchange hub, and a major landmark for national image display [1] - The district has successfully hosted 21 high-level international and domestic ice and snow events, and has been recognized as a national cultural and tourism consumption pilot city, with an average annual increase of over 20% in tourist reception and tourism revenue from 2021 to 2024 [2] Group 2: Industrial Development - Yanqing District is focusing on innovation-driven development, particularly in key industries such as drones, new energy, energy conservation and environmental protection, sports technology, and horticultural technology [3] - The district has established the first drone industry ecological alliance in the country and the first low-altitude technology industrial park in Beijing, with expected revenue from the low-altitude technology industry reaching 2.44 billion yuan in 2024, nearly quadrupling from 2022 [3] Group 3: Biodiversity Conservation - Yanqing District has become one of the richest areas in biodiversity in Beijing, with the establishment of a natural protection management office and the implementation of a biodiversity protection plan [4] - The district is home to 100 species of nationally protected wildlife, including 23 first-class and 77 second-class species, accounting for 77% of the city's total, and 12 species of nationally protected plants, with 1 first-class and 11 second-class species, making up 75% of the city's total [4]

Core Viewpoint - The event "Song Rhythm and the Twelve Months of Fragrance: The Leap of Fish during the Major Heat" aims to promote biodiversity awareness through immersive experiences related to ancient water management wisdom and traditional cultural practices [1][2] Group 1: Event Overview - The event was held on July 22, coinciding with the solar term of Major Heat, at the Hangzhou Hai Tang Ruins Museum, organized by the Hangzhou Ecological Environment Bureau and other local entities [1] - Activities included educational lectures, hands-on experiences in traditional crafts, and interactive sessions focused on biodiversity protection [1][2] Group 2: Educational Aspects - Children learned about ancient water management techniques and the ecological significance of the Qiantang River through guided tours and exhibits [1] - An ecological expert delivered a lecture on fish diversity in the Qiantang River, emphasizing the importance of protecting wild fish species and the dangers of random releases [1] Group 3: Community Engagement - The event featured interactive activities such as making scented sachets and assembling wooden boat models, allowing families to engage in traditional summer customs [1] - The initiative has been recognized as a leading case in biodiversity protection and sustainable practices, with plans for further community-oriented activities [2]

Core Viewpoint - Belgium has successfully transformed a century-old sunken ship into a breeding ground for European flat oysters, aiming to restore the local population that is endangered due to overfishing, parasites, and environmental degradation, thereby promoting the protection of the North Sea ecosystem [1][2]. Group 1: Project Details - The wreck of a ship that sank in 1906, located 30 kilometers off the coast of Ostend, Belgium, has been selected as the new habitat for European flat oysters [2]. - Since mid-July, 200,000 flat oyster seedlings have been placed on biodegradable materials at a depth of about 30 meters for cultivation [2]. - The project, named "Belgian Reef," is a two-year environmental research initiative funded by the EU, which prohibits fishing or other destructive activities in the surrounding waters [2]. Group 2: Ecological Importance - European flat oysters are considered a vital component of marine ecosystems, and their return is deemed necessary for ecological balance [2]. - The oysters growing on the wreck can form "reefs that purify water quality," providing breeding and feeding grounds for other marine life [2]. - It is estimated that around 30,000 oyster seedlings will mature in the sea, leading to continuous reproduction and the eventual establishment of oyster reefs that will support the local biosphere [2].

Core Viewpoint - Biodiversity is essential for realizing the value of ecological products, which in turn helps local areas develop self-sustaining mechanisms for biodiversity conservation, achieving a win-win situation for biodiversity protection and socio-economic stability [1] Group 1: Investment in Biodiversity Projects - From 2008 to 2023, the company invested 273 million yuan in biodiversity protection projects, which not only enhances corporate value but also improves the company's image [2] - Key projects include bottle recycling, voluntary tree planting, and the establishment of rare and endangered resource nurseries, among others [2] - One notable project is the rescue of flea grass genetic resources, which has successfully promoted biodiversity protection and improved local community livelihoods through the cultivation of flea grass for essential oil production [2] Group 2: Brand Development through Public Welfare - The company effectively utilizes public welfare projects to enhance its brand image, participating in events like the United Nations Biodiversity Conference to increase brand value [6] - By engaging consumers in activities such as bottle recycling and tree planting, the company fosters interaction and trust, enhancing customer confidence in its products [6] Group 3: Future Commitment to Biodiversity - The company aims to continue promoting biodiversity protection and sustainable development, contributing to the construction of a harmonious relationship between humans and nature [7]

Group 1 - The Tianmu Mountain-Qingliang Peak Biosphere Reserve has been included in the World Network of Biosphere Reserves, showcasing the region's commitment to biodiversity protection and ecological sustainability [1] - The local government emphasizes the importance of strict ecological protection measures, enhancing monitoring capabilities, and building a robust biodiversity protection network to safeguard the area's ecological, scientific, and aesthetic values [1] - The government is encouraging the development of the "Tianmu Ecological Tea" brand by leveraging local ecological advantages and cultural heritage to enhance market competitiveness and brand recognition [1] Group 2 - The Fifth World Biosphere Reserve Conference is highlighted as a significant opportunity to showcase Hangzhou's ecological civilization achievements, with a focus on implementing Xi Jinping's ecological civilization thoughts [2] - The local government aims to enhance the transformation of "green water and lush mountains" into "golden mountains and silver mountains," promoting sustainable development and ecological branding [2] - The local political advisory body is tasked with contributing to biodiversity protection and rural prosperity initiatives, emphasizing the importance of research and collaboration for high-quality ecological development in Hangzhou [2]

Core Insights - The article emphasizes the critical role of financial support in biodiversity conservation efforts, particularly in light of the "Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework" which sets a target to protect at least 30% of global marine and terrestrial areas by 2030 [1][2] Financial Institutions and Biodiversity - Financial institutions face challenges in integrating biodiversity-related risks into their internal risk management systems due to a lack of assessment methods and tools [2][3] - The global focus on biodiversity risk management is increasing, with central banks and financial institutions beginning to recognize the importance of identifying and managing these risks [2][3] Economic Impact of Biodiversity - China's economic activities reliant on biodiversity are valued at approximately $9 trillion, accounting for about 65% of the GDP [3] - The loss of biodiversity poses significant risks to financial institutions, potentially increasing costs and impacting financial performance and price stability [3][4] Types of Risks - Biodiversity-related financial risks manifest as physical risks, affecting industries like agriculture and tourism, and transition risks, arising from new government policies aimed at biodiversity protection [4][5] Financial Support Mechanisms - Current financial support for biodiversity conservation in China primarily relies on fiscal funding, with insufficient participation from social capital and financial institutions [6][7] - There is a need for a comprehensive financial product system to meet the substantial funding requirements for national park construction, as existing products are limited [6][7] Recommendations for Improvement - Financial institutions should enhance risk assessment and management for biodiversity-related investments, ensuring that potential impacts on biodiversity are evaluated before project initiation [7] - A collaborative mechanism involving government, enterprises, NGOs, and the public is recommended to improve financial support for biodiversity conservation projects [7]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article emphasizes the importance of promoting and implementing laws and regulations for the protection of wild birds and wildlife as part of a broader initiative to enhance biodiversity conservation [1][2] - The notification outlines that local departments must take proactive measures in publicizing wildlife protection laws, including the implementation of a responsibility system for legal education [1][2] - It highlights the need for regular legal education activities, including campaigns such as "Love Birds and Protect Birds," utilizing various platforms to foster a societal atmosphere that values wildlife protection [1][2] Group 2 - The notification mandates that the activities related to wildlife protection law promotion be included in the annual legal education work records of local committees [2] - It stresses the importance of publicizing the "Wild Animal Protection Law of the People's Republic of China" and its local implementation regulations as key components of the legal education initiative [2] - The provincial judicial department plans to enforce responsibilities and advance bird resource protection to strengthen the legal framework for biodiversity conservation [2]

Group 1 - The "Co-Guarding: Nature and Culture in the Rainforest" thematic side event was held in Paris during the 47th World Heritage Conference, co-hosted by Hainan Provincial Forestry Bureau and Hainan Provincial Department of Tourism, Culture, Radio, Film and Sports [2] - The Hainan delegation emphasized the rich ecosystem and biodiversity of Hainan's tropical rainforest, as well as its unique relationship with the Li ethnic culture, highlighting its significance both in China and globally [2] - The event focused on sharing valuable experiences and practices in the protection of rainforest ecosystems, biodiversity, and traditional Li settlements, fostering in-depth discussions on collaborative efforts to protect the natural beauty and cultural essence of the rainforest [2][3] Group 2 - Over 60 participants attended the meeting, including representatives from international organizations such as UNESCO World Heritage Centre, World Conservation Union, and experts from over 10 countries including France, Russia, the USA, Brazil, Australia, Japan, the Philippines, Zambia, Algeria, India, and Lebanon [3] - The discussions led to a deeper understanding and recognition of the natural and cultural values of Hainan's "tropical rainforest and traditional Li settlements" among international organizations and experts [2][3]