当口粮撒向水面，白鹭、苍鹭便成群结队飞来，湖面上顿时热闹起来。 春节临近，像韩书栋这样的鸟儿守护者们的脚步也更加匆忙。 （来源：河北新闻网） 转自：河北新闻网 2月9日，腊月二十二。 冰面渐渐消融，候鸟啼鸣此起彼伏……尽管春寒料峭，而衡水湖已然展露出勃勃生机。 "这个季节，湖里食物相对短缺，我们特意准备了10余吨口粮。"每天上午、下午各一次，滨湖新区爱鸟护鸟志愿 者协会会长韩书栋和志愿者们都会定时驾船来投喂。 "快看，是小福！它已经找到同伴了！"下午2点多，衡水湖东岸，常家宜子村附近芦苇丛中的一条小路上，记者遇 到了滨湖新区资源保护局副局长张余广，他双眼紧盯望远镜，欣喜地喊出了声。 2月9日，衡水滨湖新区爱鸟护鸟志愿者协会的志愿者为候鸟投食。河北日报记者 焦磊 摄 韩书栋也赶紧望向湖面。湖面上，几只灰雁在湖面上时而低头梳理羽毛，时而潜入水中，溅起串串水珠。其中， 一只戴着白色GPS颈环的灰雁，在同伴间穿梭，显得十分兴奋。 张余广告诉记者，半个月前，"小福"被困在冰面上，在爱鸟护鸟志愿者、春晖救援队、公安及综合管理局工作人 员的合力救援下，成功将其救上岸。在韩书栋和志愿者们的悉心照料下，这只幸运的灰雁又健康地回 ...

1月30日上午，一通"紧急"派单打破了平静。90后志愿者张晓元从12345热线得知：河北衡水市区河道冰 面上，一只大鸟被困。 当中青报·中青网记者和这名衡水滨湖新区爱鸟护鸟志愿者协会的志愿者气喘吁吁赶到现场时，看到的 却是一幅宁静景象：河面两边结着冰，中央则是一群悠然自得的水鸟，并无被困大鸟的踪迹。张晓元反 复拨打反映情况市民的电话，却始终无人接听。 就在他沿河岸仔细巡查时，电话响了。来电的是一位母亲，她连声道歉。原来，清晨独自遛狗的14岁儿 子发现了冰面上的鸟，因距离远且冰层湿滑无法施救，便用自己的电话手表报了警。张晓元联系时，孩 子的手表恰好不在身边。 "孩子做得特别对！"了解情况后，张晓元没有丝毫责怪，反而请这位母亲一定转达对少年的感谢。他判 断，随着气温回升，冰层融化，那只鸟很可能已自行脱困。电话那头，母亲笑着说，中午回家一定要给 儿子"加个鸡腿"，奖励他的善意和机智。 腊月的衡水湖，风仍料峭，河北衡水湖国家级自然保护区也进入一年中鸟类最需关注的时节之一——越 冬尾声，春寒未褪，体力不支或意外受困的鸟儿，都亟待援手。 2022年，多方组成的保护"联合体"在此构建了从种源、技术到栖息地的完整闭环。在近自 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the balance between ecological conservation and economic activity at the Yanhu Hydropower Station in Lishui, Zhejiang, where operational adjustments are made to protect migratory birds, particularly the mandarin ducks, during their wintering period. Group 1: Ecological Conservation Efforts - Lishui is recognized as a national ecological civilization pilot area, ranking first in ecological environment status index in the province for 20 consecutive years, with air and water quality among the top ten nationwide [3] - The Yanhu Hydropower Station has altered its operational schedule to allow for a quiet environment for the mandarin ducks, running only at night to minimize disturbances during the day [7] - Local authorities have implemented measures such as setting up noise reduction signs along roads and establishing a 24-hour monitoring system in the water area to protect the mandarin ducks [9] Group 2: Economic Considerations - The decision to operate the hydropower station at night instead of during the day has increased the workload for inspections and adjustments, but local officials believe the ecological benefits outweigh the economic sacrifices [7] - The hydropower station will revert to its normal operational schedule after the mandarin ducks migrate north for breeding in March or April [7] Group 3: Wildlife Observation - The presence of over 200 mandarin ducks has been noted this year, indicating a growing population in the area, alongside other wildlife such as monkeys and various duck species [11]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the dedication of Li Dongming, a farmer and ecological photographer, who has spent 15 years photographing and protecting birds in the coastal wetlands of Yancheng, Jiangsu Province, contributing to the conservation of endangered species like the spoon-billed sandpiper [2][3]. Group 1: Personal Commitment - Li Dongming spends over 300 days a year in the coastal wetlands, photographing birds and participating in bird surveys, demonstrating his unwavering commitment to avian conservation [2][3]. - His passion for bird photography was ignited by the spoon-billed sandpiper, an endangered species, which he has become adept at identifying among hundreds of birds [2][3]. Group 2: Conservation Efforts - Li has documented nearly 300 bird species over 15 years, with his photographic work contributing to the successful inclusion of the Yellow (Bohai) Sea migratory bird habitat in the World Heritage List in 2019 [2]. - He actively engages in educating local fishermen about the importance of bird conservation, leading to a gradual increase in awareness and a decrease in harmful practices [3]. Group 3: Community and Government Support - In recent years, Li has been appointed as a bird surveyor by local authorities, receiving a monthly stipend and support for accommodation, reflecting the growing recognition of community efforts in conservation [4]. - The local government has shown increasing support for social forces involved in conservation, encouraging Li to continue his work in the wetlands as long as he is able [4].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the significance of the Tiaozi Mud Wetland in Dongtai City as a crucial stopover for migratory birds along the East Asia-Australasia flyway, showcasing conservation efforts and the increasing involvement of local communities in protecting bird species [1][2][3] Group 1: Wetland Conservation Efforts - The Tiaozi Mud Wetland serves as a key hub for millions of migratory birds, providing a resting and breeding ground [1] - In 2020, Dongtai established a 720-acre fixed high-tide habitat to accommodate birds during high tide, which attracted a record 188,000 birds in a single day in 2024 [2] - The "720 High Tide Bird Habitat" model has been expanded to the Chuan Shui Bay, covering 19,000 acres, with ecological restoration efforts underway [2] Group 2: Technological Integration - The wetland has implemented an information system that includes surveillance cameras with bird recognition capabilities, linking to law enforcement for real-time monitoring and alerts [1] - The integration of technology has enhanced the ability to track bird migration and breeding conditions effectively [1] Group 3: Community Involvement and Research - A community volunteer training program has been initiated, encouraging local residents to participate in conservation activities [3] - The establishment of the Tiaozi Mud Wetland Research Institute has led to ongoing research on birds, plants, and water quality, with over 200,000 samples collected [3] - The population of rare species has seen significant increases, such as the number of endangered Little Stint rising from 1,150 to 2,440 [3]

Group 1 - The event "Law Protects Flight: Together Guarding Feather Safety" was held in Xi'an, focusing on ecological civilization education and bird protection among youth [1] - Youth volunteers called for participation in ecological awareness, bird protection actions, and resistance against harm to birds [1] - Five volunteer service teams were established for bird protection, including education, legal aid, monitoring, rescue assistance, and community actions [1] Group 2 - Approximately 200 eco-friendly families and nearly 1,000 participants attended the event, with around 20,000 viewers following the live stream [2] - The provincial youth organization plans to develop various bird protection activities tailored to youth understanding, encouraging them to become advocates and supervisors for bird protection [2]

Group 1 - The article emphasizes the importance of bird banding as a scientific method for tracking migratory patterns and informing conservation strategies [3][4] - The National Bird Banding Center has conducted bird banding activities across 28 provinces in China, covering over 863 species and more than 4.1 million birds [3][4] - Bird banding not only records the "flight logs" of birds but also supports the protection of migratory birds and their habitats through international cooperation [4] Group 2 - The Yunnan Yingjiang Bird Watching Association has played a crucial role in increasing the recorded bird species from 451 to over 720 in the region [6][7] - The association promotes sustainable birdwatching practices and provides training for local residents to become bird guides, enhancing community involvement in bird conservation [7] - The development of the birdwatching industry is seen as a significant driver for bird protection efforts in Yingjiang [7] Group 3 - In Jiangsu, the "Salt Spoon" cartoon character, representing the endangered spoon-billed sandpiper, has become a symbol for promoting bird conservation through creative products [8][9] - The design team has created various merchandise featuring the "Salt Spoon," which has helped raise awareness and foster a love for bird conservation among the public [9] - The initiative has led to community engagement through educational activities and events, further promoting the conservation message [9]

Group 1 - The article highlights the nesting behavior of Oriental white storks on power transmission towers in Dongying, Shandong, and the measures taken by local power supply departments to ensure the safety of these birds [1] - The Zhalong National Nature Reserve in Heilongjiang is noted as the largest artificial breeding and rewilding base for red-crowned cranes in China, with the breeding season recently commencing for the artificially raised cranes [1] Group 2 - May 22 is recognized as International Day for Biological Diversity, with this year's theme focusing on "Coexistence and Sustainable Harmony," emphasizing the importance of harmonious coexistence between humans and nature [2] - There has been a significant increase in public awareness and actions regarding ecological and biodiversity protection in China, with a growing consensus on the importance of bird conservation [2]