Core Viewpoint - The integration of the Yangtze River Delta region is transforming the previously marginalized provincial border areas into strategic hubs for collaborative development, supported by policy reforms and institutional innovations [1][2][7]. Infrastructure Development - Significant achievements have been made in infrastructure cooperation, including the establishment of a comprehensive transportation network that enhances connectivity and facilitates the flow of resources [2][10]. - New high-speed rail lines and cross-province public transport routes have been launched, improving accessibility and promoting economic interactions in border areas [2][10]. Industrial Collaboration - The establishment of new functional zones in border areas aims to optimize resource allocation and create regional growth poles through inter-provincial industrial cooperation [3][8]. - Collaborative projects between cities across provinces are being developed to enhance industrial synergy and promote shared economic benefits [3][8]. Ecological Cooperation - A unified ecological governance framework has been initiated to protect the environment and promote sustainable development in the Yangtze River Delta [4][9]. - Joint efforts in environmental monitoring and pollution control have led to significant improvements in water quality and air pollution reduction [4][9]. Public Service Integration - Collaborative legislation and policy alignment are being implemented to ensure equitable access to public services across the region, enhancing the quality of life for residents [5][10]. - Over 170 high-frequency government services have been integrated into a single platform, facilitating easier access for citizens [5][10]. Mechanism Innovation - The need for innovative mechanisms to address existing regional development disparities is emphasized, aiming to activate resource flows and share development benefits [6][7]. - Establishing collaborative frameworks for industrial innovation, ecological protection, and infrastructure development is crucial for achieving high-quality growth in border areas [8][9][10].

Core Points - The Ministry of Public Security reported over 6,900 environmental crime cases and the arrest of 13,000 suspects from January to April this year, with 230 major cases under special supervision since last year [1] - The "Kunlun" series of special operations targets pollution crimes in key river basins, including the Yangtze and Yellow Rivers, focusing on illegal waste disposal and wildlife resource destruction [1] Group 1 - In Shanghai, over 200 ecological police officers were appointed, and the first ecological police office was established to mobilize community efforts against environmental crimes [1] - A collaborative policing mechanism for wildlife protection was initiated, rescuing over 120 wild animals this year [1] Group 2 - In Wuxi, a "City Night Hawk" platform was created to monitor illegal solid waste disposal, enhancing the analysis and detection of criminal activities [2] - In Jiaxing, an ecological police alliance was formed, conducting over 20 joint law enforcement actions and transferring 35 illegal waste disposal cases across regions [2] Group 3 - Hefei established an ecological policing system focusing on precise law enforcement and community involvement, forming a joint law enforcement center for environmental resources [2] - Volunteer activities such as "forest patrols" and "lake protection" were organized, addressing ecological disputes and enhancing local environmental governance [2]

Core Viewpoint - The restoration of the ecological environment in Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province, has successfully brought back fireflies, indicating significant improvements in local biodiversity and water quality [1][4][5]. Group 1: Ecological Restoration Efforts - Jiaxing has implemented water ecological restoration projects since 2021, leading to improved water quality and the return of fireflies to the region [1][3]. - The East Jiaxing water ecological restoration project is a key initiative under the three-year action plan for integrated development in the Yangtze River Delta (2024-2026), focusing on river dredging, shoreline rehabilitation, and the establishment of ecological buffers [3][5]. - The presence of fireflies, which are sensitive to environmental changes, serves as an indicator of ecological health, with Jiaxing now hosting one-third of the world's water-dwelling firefly species [4][5]. Group 2: Biodiversity Monitoring and Protection - Since 2022, Jiaxing has established ecological monitoring networks, including biodiversity monitoring platforms, to enhance the management of local ecosystems [5][6]. - The region has implemented a legal framework for biodiversity protection, integrating it into high-quality development regulations and designating critical areas for ecological protection [5][6]. - A cooperation agreement among Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, and Shanghai has been signed to strengthen biodiversity protection in adjacent areas, establishing a joint committee for ecological conservation [5][6]. Group 3: Integrated Ecological Governance - The Yangtze River Delta region has developed innovative systems for unified ecological environmental access, quality assessment, and joint management of cross-border water sources [6]. - The establishment of a collaborative ecological protection group aims to address systemic and regional environmental issues through coordinated planning and monitoring [6][7]. - The ongoing integration efforts in the Yangtze River Delta are expected to enhance high-quality development and ecological sustainability in the region [7].