本报讯 （记者梁傲男）9月15日，全球最大的有机乳制品生产商、丹麦领先乳品企业阿拉福兹（ArlaFoods，以下简 称"Arla"）旗下高端婴幼儿配方奶粉品牌"Arla宝贝与我"，在丹麦王国驻华大使馆隆重举办"救助动物·从投开始"公益项目成果 分享会。 阿拉福兹（ArlaFoods）副总裁兼中国区负责人程悦表示："尊重并顺应'自然之力'，始终是Arla这家百年乳企的核心准则， 也是我们践行可持续发展的长期承诺。深耕中国市场二十载，我们致力于为中国家庭提供更多天然有机的优质乳品，并积极融 入本土可持续发展事业。此次我们非常高兴携手洛阳市野生动植物保护协会及竹海动物园开展这一意义非凡的公益行动，以有 温度、有影响力的方式践行企业社会责任。我们很欣慰获得消费者的积极反馈，传递对自然生命的敬畏与守护，推动人与自然 的和谐共生。我们也十分荣幸在丹麦大使馆举办此次活动，恰逢中丹两国建交75周年，在多方的见证下，未来Arla将继续携手 政府及行业伙伴，深化可持续发展这一长期承诺。" 在为期两个多月的行动中，消费者每投递一只空罐，即为野生动物捐出一份口粮。活动足迹覆盖全国14个省份，共获得来 自2000余家线下门店的积极响应 ...

Group 1 - Dalian is positioned as a modern marine city, with a focus on developing its marine economy as a new growth point, following the guidance of national leadership [7][9][38] - The city aims to achieve a total output value of over 450 billion yuan in its main marine industries by 2024 [11] - Dalian has a strong foundation in traditional marine industries such as fishing, shipbuilding, and marine chemicals, but it faces challenges in scaling up its marine economy compared to advanced regions [11][12] Group 2 - Dalian's marine resources include 32 national-level marine ranches, leading the country in sea cucumber production, with an annual output of 82,000 tons, accounting for 28% of the national total [12][13] - The city is enhancing its marine ranching practices through ecological methods, reducing reliance on artificial feeding and improving sustainability [13][21] - Dalian is also focusing on high-standard construction of marine ranches and modernizing its nearshore aquaculture facilities [13][21] Group 3 - The restructuring of traditional industries, such as the integration of Dalian Heavy Industry Group, aims to enhance competitiveness and diversify operations [15][16] - Dalian Heavy Industry Group has achieved a compound annual growth rate of over 27% in revenue since its restructuring [16] - The city is making strides in producing key components for shipbuilding, such as the world's largest methanol dual-fuel marine crankshaft, which is expected to generate over 600 million yuan in sales by 2025 [16][17] Group 4 - Dalian is advancing in marine technology, with local companies developing innovative solutions like the VDES (Very High Frequency Data Exchange System), which enhances maritime communication [22][23] - The city is home to numerous high-tech enterprises and research institutions, fostering a robust environment for marine technology innovation [27][48] - Dalian's focus on integrating technology into traditional industries is expected to drive significant advancements in marine economic development [19][48] Group 5 - Dalian's tourism sector is experiencing rapid growth, with total tourism revenue reaching 176.53 billion yuan in 2024, a year-on-year increase of 18.2% [36] - The city is shifting its tourism focus from traditional sightseeing to experiential and vacation-oriented offerings, enhancing visitor engagement [37] - Dalian's coastal areas are being developed to attract more tourists, with an emphasis on maintaining ecological integrity while promoting tourism [36][37]

Core Viewpoint - The Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport's surrounding area has transformed into a unique ecological and tourism space known as the "Airport Flower Field," integrating urban and rural elements while enhancing the living environment for local residents [12][20][22]. Group 1: Project Overview - The Airport Flower Field project began in late 2017 as a key livelihood initiative in Chengdu's Shuangliu District, aimed at improving the living conditions of residents in the airport noise zone and exploring new paths for rural revitalization [12]. - The total planned area for the project is 37,000 acres, with a core area of 14,300 acres completed by June 2018 [12]. - The project adheres to ecological principles, avoiding actions that would damage the natural landscape, such as "not digging mountains, not destroying forests, and not filling ponds" [12]. Group 2: Development and Recognition - In just a few years, the Airport Flower Field has evolved from a livelihood project to a popular tourist destination, recognized as a "Chengdu Trendy Landmark" in 2020 and awarded the national AAA-level tourist attraction status in December 2024 [16]. - The project has diversified into various activities, including aviation sightseeing, agricultural experiences, large-scale art appreciation, greenway cycling, and family-friendly entertainment [16]. Group 3: Unique Features and Impact - The Airport Flower Field has created a new concept of "Rural Waiting Hall," allowing travelers to relax and enjoy the beauty of the countryside while seamlessly connecting urban and rural experiences [20]. - The project exemplifies a successful model of transforming a noise zone into a scenic area, demonstrating that ecological protection, livelihood improvement, and industrial development can coexist harmoniously [22].

随着天气转凉，长江上游来水增多，一度因为"怕热"而暂时离开的江豚，又回到了武汉新洲双柳水域的"江豚湾"安家觅食。 新洲双柳江段的江豚 9月13日，生态志愿者徐建利、柯志强等人在这里观察到了温馨一幕：整整一天，从早上8时到下午6时，至少有8头江豚在这片熟悉的 水域里欢快捕食、玩耍。 "最让人高兴的是，我们又看到了那对'母子豚'！"志愿者徐建利兴奋地说。他观察到小江豚特别活泼，时不时从水里蹦出来，好像在 帮妈妈一起围捕小鱼。 据长期在此观察的生态志愿者徐建利介绍，双柳水域活跃着一个大约15头江豚组成的"双柳种群"，这片水域也被人们亲切称为"江豚 湾"。今年7月天气炎热时，大部分江豚都"外出避暑"了，只有1～3头还留在这片水域偶尔浮出水面。 志愿者分析，江豚离开可能与高温、水位变化、食物分布有关。 生态志愿者在观察江豚 双柳这段江边有一些沙质浅滩，小鱼较多，江豚特别喜欢前来觅食。志愿者注意到，江豚觅食时胆子挺大，有时会游到离岸边只有15 米左右的地方。但问题来了——这个距离，恰恰是岸边垂钓者们甩竿钓鱼的"黄金距离"，人的垂钓区与江豚的"捕鱼区"高度重合。 志愿者观察到，前段时间，这里聚集了大量垂钓者，钓竿甩来甩去， ...

Core Points - The National Park Law was passed by the 14th National People's Congress Standing Committee on September 12, 2023, and will take effect on January 1, 2026 [1] - The law emphasizes the importance of ecological protection and integrates the management of various natural resources [3][5] - Public participation in national park protection is encouraged, with specific measures to involve local residents and promote environmental education [6] Group 1 - The law establishes a unified, standardized, and efficient management system for national parks, focusing on centralized management of natural resources [5] - It promotes a holistic approach to ecological protection, emphasizing the integration of mountains, waters, forests, fields, lakes, grasslands, and deserts [3] - The law aims to transform the public from passive observers to active participants in national park conservation [6] Group 2 - The law includes provisions for strengthening the monitoring network of national parks to ensure effective ecological protection [3] - Local residents will be prioritized for ecological management positions, fostering community involvement in conservation efforts [6] - The establishment of free open days for the public in national parks is encouraged to enhance awareness and engagement [6]

Core Insights - The research led by Professor Shi Kaifang from Anhui Normal University represents the first systematic assessment of the impact of urban slope development on natural habitat loss and endangered species over the past 20 years, published in the journal "Nature: Urban" [1][2] Group 1: Urbanization and Biodiversity - The global urban slope area increased by 11.65 million hectares from 2000 to 2020, with 35% of this area located in biodiversity hotspots, which constitute only 2.4% of the global land area [2] - This urban expansion has resulted in the loss of 6.73 million hectares of natural habitat, affecting over 70% of endangered vertebrate species [2] Group 2: Future Projections and Policy Implications - Based on current trends and model predictions, by 2050, 53 countries may struggle to meet moderate biodiversity protection goals, and 69% of biodiversity hotspots may fail to achieve set conservation milestones [2] - The research aligns with the urgent needs of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the "Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework," providing solid data support for land planning and ecological protection policy formulation [2]

Core Viewpoint - Inner Mongolia is focusing on strengthening its role as an important ecological security barrier in northern China, emphasizing integrated protection and systematic governance of natural resources [1] Group 1: Ecological Restoration Efforts - Inner Mongolia has completed afforestation of 148 million acres, grass planting of 367 million acres, and desertification control of 185 million acres since the 18th National Congress, ranking first in the country [3] - The region is implementing a "green wall" strategy, with daily progress in desertification control reaching 60,000 acres [2] - The ecological restoration projects have significantly increased vegetation coverage along the Yellow River, transforming previously hazardous areas into green landscapes [2] Group 2: Grassland Management - Inner Mongolia is promoting a "paid vacation" for its 970 million acres of grassland, allowing for ecological recovery and providing financial incentives to herders [4] - The region is exploring diverse compensation mechanisms for grassland ecological protection, linking subsidy distribution to ecological outcomes [4][5] - The shift towards a semi-pasture model is being encouraged to enhance resource integration and support sustainable livestock farming [6] Group 3: Forest Management and Economic Development - The logging of natural forests has been halted in key areas, leading to a nearly 30% increase in forest stock from 803 million cubic meters to 1.029 billion cubic meters over ten years [7] - The region is developing forest ecological tourism and exploring carbon trading projects to convert ecological advantages into economic benefits [8]

Group 1 - Inner Mongolia is the largest ecological functional area in northern China, facing severe desertification and land degradation challenges [1] - The region has implemented integrated protection and systematic governance of its natural resources, aiming to restore its ecological landscape [1] - The "Three North" project is being aggressively pursued, with a daily afforestation rate of 60,000 acres [2] Group 2 - Since the 18th National Congress, Inner Mongolia has completed afforestation of 14.8 million acres, grass planting of 36.7 million acres, and desertification control of 18.5 million acres, leading the nation in these efforts [3] - The region is working towards a "paid vacation" for its 97 million acres of grasslands by 2025, promoting ecological restoration [4] Group 3 - The cooperative model in Xilin Gol League is enhancing resource integration and promoting modern livestock farming practices, significantly reducing feed costs [6][7] - The cessation of commercial logging in the Greater Khingan Range has led to a nearly 30% increase in forest stock volume over ten years [8] Group 4 - The development of forest ecological tourism and carbon trading projects is transforming ecological advantages into economic benefits [9]

Core Points - The National Park Law was passed by the 14th National People's Congress Standing Committee on September 12, 2023, and will take effect on January 1, 2026 [2] - The law emphasizes the importance of ecological protection and integrates the management of various natural resources [4][6] - Public participation in national park protection is encouraged, with specific measures to involve local communities [7] Group 1 - The law establishes a unified, standardized, and efficient management system for national parks, focusing on centralized management of natural resources [6] - It promotes a holistic approach to ecological protection, emphasizing the integration of mountains, waters, forests, fields, lakes, grasslands, and deserts [4] - The law includes provisions for strengthening the monitoring network of national parks to ensure effective ecological protection [4] Group 2 - The law encourages public involvement in national park conservation and education, aiming to transform the public from passive observers to active participants [7] - Specific initiatives include prioritizing the hiring of local residents for ecological management positions and establishing free open days for the public [7] - The law aims to create institutionalized and normalized channels for public participation in national park management [7]

Core Viewpoint - The seminar focused on the academic discussion of the scientific documentary "Xilamuren," emphasizing its ecological value and the integration of science communication with artistic expression to enhance public understanding of ecological protection [3][4][11]. Group 1: Documentary Overview - "Xilamuren" is a scientific documentary that highlights the ecological system, showcasing the geographical features and biodiversity of the Xilamuren River over three years of filming [3]. - The documentary aims to convey the scientific principles of species symbiosis and material cycles, allowing viewers to appreciate nature's beauty while understanding the deeper significance of ecological protection [3][4]. Group 2: Seminar Objectives - The seminar aimed to analyze the creation of popular science content and summarize practical experiences in multi-platform dissemination, enhancing the reach and efficiency of quality science communication [3][4]. - Experts discussed the innovative practices of the documentary from multiple dimensions, including ecology, science, art, and communication, exploring new directions for scientific documentaries to support ecological civilization [4][6]. Group 3: Ecological Value - The documentary serves as a crucial link between ecological protection and public awareness, with its ecological value being highly recognized by attendees [4]. - The seminar emphasized the importance of creating a platform for collaboration among media, academia, and industry to extract replicable methodologies for IP development and integration [4][5]. Group 4: Artistic Value - The artistic elements of "Xilamuren" play a key role in engaging the audience, merging ecological beauty with humanistic reflections through innovative audiovisual language and narrative structure [6]. - The documentary's success is attributed to its ability to respect nature while conveying a unified message of ecological integrity [6][7]. Group 5: Scientific Value - The documentary is grounded in long-term scientific research data, transforming complex ecological principles into accessible visuals for public understanding [7]. - It captures and interprets ecological details, showcasing 40 species of wild animals and 28 species of wild plants, highlighting the importance of biodiversity conservation [7][8]. Group 6: IP Development - The value of scientific documentaries extends beyond content to include multi-dimensional development and broadening of IP [8]. - The documentary is viewed as a comprehensive IP carrier that encompasses ecological science, regional culture, and cultural tourism, suggesting various avenues for development [8][9]. Group 7: Media Strategy - "Xilamuren" utilized a multi-platform collaborative strategy to overcome the limitations of traditional documentary dissemination, reaching a wider audience [10]. - Within six days of its release, the documentary ranked first in domestic nature documentary charts and fifth globally, with over one million views [10]. Group 8: Creative Team Insights - The success of "Xilamuren" is attributed to the creative team's respect for ecology, commitment to science, and pursuit of artistic excellence [11][12]. - The documentary aims to authentically represent the "Two Mountains" concept in Inner Mongolia, promoting local culture and ecological systems [11][12].