Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Natural Resources has released 30 typical cases of ecological protection and restoration, highlighting significant progress in integrated environmental management and restoration efforts across various ecosystems in China [1] Group 1: Ecological Protection and Restoration Cases - 10 typical cases focus on integrated protection and restoration of rivers, lakes, and important mountain ranges, emphasizing a holistic approach to environmental management [1] - 10 cases are dedicated to mining ecological restoration, addressing both abandoned and operational mines [1] - 10 cases showcase marine ecological restoration, demonstrating successful efforts to enhance coastal areas and promote harmony between humans and the sea [1] Group 2: National Ecological Initiatives - China has implemented an ecological protection red line system, designating over 3.15 million square kilometers for critical ecological space management [1] - The country is constructing the world's largest national park system, with 49 candidate areas and significant progress in the first five parks [1] - Major ecological restoration projects in key areas have yielded new results, including large-scale land greening actions that have increased forest coverage to over 25%, contributing approximately 25% of the world's new greening area [1] Group 3: Achievements in Ecological Restoration - 52 integrated protection and restoration projects have been completed, covering over 8.3 million hectares, with mangrove areas increasing to 30,300 hectares, surpassing the "14th Five-Year Plan" target [1] - Over 350,000 hectares of abandoned mines have been rehabilitated, and annual carbon sequestration from forests and grasslands exceeds 1.2 billion tons of CO2 equivalent [1]