大江奔流，放眼望去，长江、汉江岸线美景绵延，连贯通达。历时5年，武汉百里长江生态廊道建设于近期基本完成，武汉三环线 内两江四岸江滩全线贯通。 在位于原武昌造船厂片区的武昌湾防洪及环境综合整治工程现场，只见江景辽阔、绿植茵茵；西起龙王庙，东至武汉关码头，江汉 碧道项目架起了一条畅通观景岸线。这两个项目于近日建设完成，标志着武汉三环线内长江、汉江岸线最后两处"断点"被打通，实现了 百里长江生态廊道贯通。 项目现场，武汉市水务局相关负责人百感交集："把'断点'一个个打通，啃下'硬骨头'，还江滩岸线一路畅通。" 至此，武汉三环线内长江左右江滩岸线（天兴洲长江大桥至白沙洲长江大桥）及汉江岸线全线贯通，武汉市民有了两江四岸总长度 达80余公里的连续观江通道。 为强化防洪安全、提升城市景观，2002年2月，武汉启动汉口江滩一期建设，拉开了江滩建设的序幕。至2020年，武汉江滩建设经 历多个阶段发展，已铺展成片、日益精致，但问题也显现出来。"由于分段建设，岸线缺乏连通"，这个问题首当其冲。 那时，市民游客行走在江滩，由于码头、构筑物等阻隔或天然滩岸缺失，会遇到"断点"，只能折返或绕道，影响体验。 武汉百里长江生态廊道16个子 ...

Group 1 - The core focus is on the conservation and habitat restoration efforts for the Sichuan Hill Partridge, a critically endangered species endemic to southwestern China, particularly in Sichuan [6][7] - The Sichuan Hill Partridge population is currently estimated at around 2,200 individuals, with habitat area exceeding 6,000 square kilometers, showing significant growth compared to previous surveys [7] - The restoration project involves planting native species such as August bamboo and other local tree species over an area of 600 acres, specifically designed to enhance the habitat for the Sichuan Hill Partridge [5][8] Group 2 - The project aims to address the bottleneck in the species' distribution, as the Sichuan Hill Partridge primarily inhabits specific mountain forests between 800 and 2,500 meters in elevation, where August bamboo is crucial for its breeding [6][8] - The restoration efforts include selective logging of non-native species and planting of local flora to improve habitat quality, thereby providing food and shelter for the partridge [8][9] - Future plans include expanding the habitat restoration to adjacent areas, potentially increasing suitable habitat to 400 square kilometers and facilitating genetic exchange among partridge populations [9]

Core Viewpoint - The population of Sichuan golden monkeys in the Qinling Mountains has reached a new peak in newborns this year, indicating a stable growth trend in their population [1][5]. Group 1: Population Growth and Monitoring - The research team from Northwest University has established two observation stations with 20 observation points to monitor the Sichuan golden monkey population [5]. - The latest statistics show that the population of a single group of Sichuan golden monkeys in the Zhouzhi National Nature Reserve has exceeded 340 individuals, making it the largest known group in the Qinling region and nationwide [5]. Group 2: Ecological Corridor and Biodiversity - The "monkey road" in the Qinling core area has become a migration corridor for wildlife, originally built for logging but now facilitating genetic exchange among various species [5][9]. - The Zhouzhi National Nature Reserve was established primarily for the protection of the Sichuan golden monkey and is a key area for ecological corridor construction [7]. - The ecological corridor has not only benefited the golden monkey population but has also attracted other rare species, such as giant pandas and leopards, enhancing biodiversity in the region [9][11]. Group 3: Human-Wildlife Harmony - The ecological corridor represents a significant project for ecological protection, showcasing a vision of harmonious coexistence between humans and wildlife [11].

Core Points - The renovation of the Xiatang River ecological corridor has transformed it into a vibrant recreational area, featuring clear water, green banks, beautiful scenery, and a joyful atmosphere for residents [2][3] - Over 200 new trees, including cherry blossoms, peach trees, and crabapple trees, have been planted along the river, enhancing the aesthetic appeal and creating a picturesque environment [2] - The upgraded 4.5-kilometer permeable asphalt walkway provides an excellent path for walking and jogging, with features like embedded glow stones and a rainwater drainage system [2] - Seven "water-friendly points" have been established along a 200-meter section of the corridor, offering picnic spots and children's play areas that incorporate traditional cultural elements [3] - The overall goal of the renovation is to reconnect the river with the community, creating a "big garden" for residents to enjoy [3]