转自：内蒙古日报 □本报记者 霍晓庆 贾雪 "今年咱家玉米大丰收，过两天给你捎点新磨的玉米碴子。"2025年年底，通辽市科左后旗努古斯台嘎查 村民春梅迫不及待地向亲友分享着丰收的喜悦。当被问及新年愿望时，春梅笑着说："现在井打了、路 修了、生态好了，知足了！" （来源：内蒙古日报） 生态好转来之不易，守护的脚步更不能停歇。为巩固生态建设成果，让草木休养生息，努古斯台嘎查在 村集体土地上规划了设施养殖小区。牛羊进了养殖小区，进出村子的路也修得笔直平整，村容村貌焕然 一新，春梅的第二个愿望也实现了。 "我们努古斯台生态恢复得快，得益于'生态反哺'模式。我们从最开始规划的时候就是要让老百姓既深 度参与生态建设，又向生态要效益，成为生态建设的直接受益者。"一聊起嘎查的生态建设历程，努古 斯台嘎查党支部书记、村委会主任额尔敦有说不完的话。 生态修复带动产业发展，再以产业收益反哺生态保护，形成良性循环，嘎查的"绿色银行"为百姓创收分 成三个阶段：第一阶段是植树造林期，农牧民通过流转土地、参与造林实现增收；第二阶段是封育管护 期，通过转变养殖方式、科学养殖增加收入；第三阶段是生态分红期，前两个阶段的投入就是投资"绿 色银行 ...

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Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the ecological transformation in Puyang, Henan Province, showcasing the successful implementation of green initiatives that have turned previously desertified areas into lush green spaces, benefiting both the environment and local communities [1][2]. Group 1: Ecological Initiatives - Puyang has established a 24.5-kilometer ecological corridor, with a width of nearly 200 meters, serving as a green barrier that protects water resources flowing to the Xiong'an New Area in Hebei [1]. - The city has transformed from "sand encroachment" to "green advancement," with over 10 million mu of village greening area and more than 2 million mu of farmland protected by high-standard agricultural forest networks [1]. - Puyang has created 13 provincial-level forest parks, wetland parks, and nature reserves, covering over 10,000 hectares, enhancing biodiversity and providing recreational spaces for residents [1]. Group 2: Economic Benefits - The ecological initiatives have led to increased agricultural productivity, with models like the intercropping of peach trees and peonies significantly boosting land output and farmer income [2]. - The establishment of a complete industrial chain from seedling cultivation to e-commerce and rural tourism has been observed in the cherry orchards of Tianzhuang Village, contributing to local economic growth [2]. - Puyang has developed 150,000 mu of economic forests, 260,000 mu of under-forest economy, and 60,000 mu of nursery flowers, with a projected total forestry output value of 17.68 billion yuan in 2024 [2].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the ecological transformation in Puyang, Henan Province, showcasing the successful implementation of ecological corridors that have significantly improved the local environment and economy [1][2]. Group 1: Ecological Development - Puyang has established a 24.5-kilometer ecological corridor, with a width of nearly 200 meters, transforming the area from severe sand encroachment to a green landscape [1]. - The city has planted over 100,000 acres of greenery in villages, creating a picturesque environment and enhancing biodiversity [1]. - The establishment of 13 provincial-level forest parks, wetland parks, and nature reserves covering over 10,000 hectares has contributed to a thriving ecosystem [1]. Group 2: Economic Impact - The ecological initiatives have led to increased agricultural productivity, with models like the intercropping of peach trees and peonies resulting in higher yields and farmer income [2]. - Puyang has developed 150,000 acres of economic forests and 260,000 acres of under-forest economy, alongside 60,000 acres of nursery flowers, contributing to a diverse agricultural economy [2]. - The total forestry output value for the city is projected to reach 17.68 billion yuan in 2024, reflecting the economic benefits derived from ecological improvements [2].

Core Viewpoint - The legacy of Yang Shanzhou, who dedicated 22 years to afforestation in Yunnan, has transformed barren mountains into thriving ecosystems, significantly improving the livelihoods of local communities through sustainable practices and innovative profit-sharing mechanisms [1][4]. Group 1: Ecological Achievements - The Shanzhou Reservoir, with a capacity of 1.08 million cubic meters, serves as a vital water source for local agriculture and livestock, contributing to the economic prosperity of the community [2]. - The reservoir has enabled local farmers to increase livestock numbers, with one farmer reporting sales of 15 cattle generating over 200,000 yuan in income [2]. - The introduction of coffee cultivation in the region has seen a 100% survival rate for over 16,000 coffee trees, significantly boosting local agricultural productivity [2]. Group 2: Economic Development Mechanisms - The "721" profit-sharing mechanism allows for a sustainable model where 70% of net profits go to the enterprise, 20% to landowners through land use rights, and 10% to the village collective, fostering a cooperative economic environment [3]. - The development of medicinal herb cultivation on 1,000 acres has generated over 1.6 million yuan in additional income for local farmers [3]. - Future plans include expanding herb cultivation by an additional 3,000 acres to further enhance community benefits [3]. Group 3: Community Transformation - The transformation of Datianda Village from eroded land to a thriving nut tree plantation exemplifies the successful implementation of Yang Shanzhou's vision, with 8 acres of nut trees already yielding profits of over 60,000 yuan [4]. - The village has developed over 8,400 acres of nut trees, with an expected production of 400 tons and a value exceeding 3 million yuan this year, aiming for future production to surpass 10 million yuan [4]. - The overall impact of Yang Shanzhou's initiatives reflects the principle that "green mountains and clear waters are as valuable as mountains of gold and silver," promoting sustainable development and community resilience [4].

Core Insights - The article highlights the successful ecological restoration and economic development in the Kubuqi Desert, driven by innovative governance models and integrated projects that combine road construction with desertification control efforts [1][3]. Group 1: Ecological Restoration - The Kubuqi Desert, covering an area of 14,100 square kilometers, has seen significant ecological improvements, with over 6,000 square kilometers treated since the "14th Five-Year Plan," achieving a governance rate of 40% [1]. - The integration of various methods such as road management, photovoltaic technology, and engineering solutions has been pivotal in restoring ecological resources and developing the local economy [1][3]. Group 2: Infrastructure Development - The newly constructed 16.8-kilometer sand-crossing road, opened in May, exemplifies the "road management for desertification control" approach, facilitating both community access and the introduction of ecological industries [3]. - Over 4,000 kilometers of sand-crossing roads have been built, aiding in the management of over 4 million acres of desert land, creating a governance pattern that combines road infrastructure with desertification control [3][4]. Group 3: Technological Advancements - The use of high-capacity drones for aerial seeding has significantly increased efficiency and reduced costs compared to traditional methods, with approximately 130,000 acres seeded this year [6]. - The city has adopted various advanced technologies, including water-injection planting and biodegradable containers, to enhance desert management efforts [6]. Group 4: Economic Impact - The local population has benefited economically from the ecological restoration, with families in the region reporting annual incomes between 150,000 to 200,000 yuan, largely from tourism and agricultural activities [8]. - The development of over 500 family forest (grass) farms has resulted in a total ecological coverage of over 2 million acres, contributing to both ecological and economic benefits [8][9]. Group 5: Future Outlook - The city aims to continue its integrated management approach to desertification, water, and land, with a projected total output value of the forestry and grass industry reaching 7.5 billion yuan by 2024 [9].

Core Insights - The article highlights the successful ecological restoration and economic development in the Kubuqi Desert, with a governance model that integrates various methods such as road construction, photovoltaic technology, and engineering solutions to combat desertification [1][3]. Group 1: Ecological Restoration Efforts - The Kubuqi Desert, covering an area of 14,100 square kilometers, has seen significant ecological improvements, with over 6,000 square kilometers treated, achieving a governance rate of 40% since the start of the 14th Five-Year Plan [1]. - The integration of road construction with desertification control projects has led to the establishment of over 4,000 kilometers of desert-crossing roads, facilitating the management of 4 million acres of land against desertification [3][6]. Group 2: Technological Innovations - The use of high-capacity drones for aerial seeding has increased efficiency and reduced costs in desert reclamation efforts, with approximately 130,000 acres seeded using this technology from June to September [5]. - The city has adopted various advanced technologies, including water-injection planting and biodegradable containers, to enhance the speed and effectiveness of desert management [5]. Group 3: Economic Development and Community Benefits - The local economy has benefited from ecological restoration, with families in the region reporting annual incomes between 150,000 to 200,000 yuan, largely from tourism and agricultural activities [7]. - The development of over 500 family forest (grass) farms has resulted in a total ecological coverage of over 2 million acres, contributing to both ecological and economic benefits [7][8]. - The annual output value of the forestry and grass industry in the city is projected to reach 7.5 billion yuan by 2024, driven by the cultivation of biomass green methanol and other key industries [8].

Core Viewpoint - The transformation of the Ulan Buh Desert from a "red bull" of sandstorms to a "green Great Wall" showcases successful desertification control and ecological restoration efforts in Inner Mongolia, China [1][2]. Group 1: Desertification Control Efforts - The Baotou City has been combating desertification since the 1950s, implementing a comprehensive approach that includes natural reserves, sand fixation, and protective forest networks [2]. - As of 2024, Baotou has completed desert management over 35.32 million mu, with a core area of 150 kilometers of protective belts covering 24.9 million mu, ultimately forming a 200-kilometer green barrier [2]. Group 2: Economic Development through Ecological Projects - The "photovoltaic + ecological governance" model has been established, with 14.34 million mu of land utilized for this purpose, achieving a solar power installation capacity of 542.7 million kilowatts and an annual electricity generation exceeding 30 billion kWh [4][7]. - The local economy has benefited significantly, with over 4,000 farmers and herders gaining employment and an average annual income increase of 15,000 yuan [4]. Group 3: Agricultural and Medicinal Development - The cultivation of desert plants such as Cistanche and licorice has become economically viable, with the annual gross income from 50 mu of Cistanche reaching over 100,000 yuan [7]. - The area dedicated to Cistanche cultivation has reached nearly 140,000 mu, generating an annual output value exceeding 300 million yuan [7]. Group 4: Tourism Growth - The local tourism industry has flourished, with a 70% increase in visitor numbers compared to 2020 and a revenue growth of 61 million yuan [8]. - The development of five premium tourism routes has attracted visitors to experience the natural beauty and cultural heritage of the region [8].

Group 1: Industry Development - The Taklamakan Desert, the world's second-largest shifting sand desert, is undergoing significant transformation with the completion of a 3,046 km green protective forest belt in Xinjiang, which is expected to enhance local ecological conditions and promote economic development [1] - The aquaculture industry in the Taklamakan Desert region is thriving, with a reported output value of 380 million yuan from seafood farming, including crabs and fish, in the Hetian area [3][5] - The introduction of advanced water treatment technologies has allowed for the successful cultivation of seafood in previously unusable saline-alkali land, resulting in a total aquatic product output of 12,000 tons in 2024 [5] Group 2: Agricultural Innovation - The "Daoxiang Village" in the Hetian region has successfully cultivated rice in the desert, overcoming challenges such as sandy soil, salinity, and water scarcity, leading to an increase in rice yield to approximately 600 kg per mu [6][10] - The implementation of a drip irrigation system has enabled the cultivation of corn in the desert, achieving water savings of 30% to 50% compared to traditional irrigation methods, thus transforming barren land into productive agricultural areas [12][14] - The diversification of crops, including alfalfa and vegetables, has led to an integrated farming model, significantly increasing the average income of local residents to over 20,000 yuan [16] Group 3: Economic Impact - The total area of specialty economic crops in Xinjiang's sandy regions has reached 1.845 million mu, generating an annual output value of 4.37 billion yuan, showcasing the economic potential of desert reclamation [18] - The shift from "green advancing, sand retreating" to "turning sand into gold" reflects a successful transformation in the region's agricultural practices, contributing to improved living conditions for local communities [18]