2月25日，记者从省自然资源厅获悉，商丘市睢阳区南湖于24日完成登簿，成为全省首个完成确权登记 的湖泊类自然资源。这标志着这片兼具生态与人文价值的城市湖泊，从此拥有了法律意义上的清晰"身 份证"。 省自然资源厅相关负责人说，下一步，我省将全面加快水流、森林、山岭、草原、荒地、滩涂以及探明 储量的矿产资源等全部国土空间内自然资源统一确权登记工作，逐步实现自然资源确权登记全覆盖，为 全省生态文明建设和高质量发展筑牢产权基石。（记者 夏远望 刘梦珂 通讯员 高会鹏） 商丘市睢阳区南湖依傍千年古城，水域开阔，生态功能突出，在调节城区气候、涵养地下水源、维护生 物多样性等方面发挥着不可替代的作用。然而，由于权属边界不清、资源底数不明，湖泊的生态保护与 有效监管一度面临难题。 作为全省湖泊类确权登记的首次探索，项目团队创新工作方法，综合运用高分辨率遥感影像、无人机航 测与实地勘界等技术手段，精准划定了登记单元边界，科学界定水资源、湿地资源等不同类型自然资源 的范围与面积，形成了可复制、可推广的"商丘经验"。 此次确权登记严格依照法定程序，完成了登记单元预划、地籍调查、成果核实、公示、审核、公告等全 流程工作，将登记单元基 ...

导 读 为贯彻落实党中央、国务院关于生态文明建设决策部署，扎实推进自然资源统一确权登记制度落地见 效，昌平区以自然资源确权登记为重要抓手，锚定自然资源保护目标，在明晰区域自然资源资产产权归 属、筑牢生态安全屏障的道路上写下浓墨重彩的一笔。近日，昌平区顺利完成创新河、长井沟等11个登 记单元登记，累计登记总量达12个。截至目前，昌平区已高质量完成45个区级自然资源登记单元地籍调 查，自然资源资产管理正式迈入新阶段。 完善"标识+公示"机制，拓宽知晓范围 为清晰呈现自然资源的"产权身份"，直观宣示其权属关系，昌平分局扎实推进标识牌埋设工作，着力优 化"标识+公示"一体化宣传机制。标识牌内容全面翔实，兼顾实用功能与景观协调，已然成为自然资源 产权保护的一张"可视化名片"。在点位选择上，综合考量地形条件与公共安全，优先布设于交通要道等 人员密集区域，最大限度提升公示效果与宣传效能。埋设前，昌平分局联合区水务局、区园林局及专业 调查单位，对标识内容开展多轮核校，对拟设点位进行实地踏勘，并与相关权属单位充分沟通，明确职 责分工，确保工作高效有序推进。目前，昌平区已规范完成41处标识牌埋设，并切实保障标识牌完好无 损、信息 ...

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下一步，确权登记工作将重点转向"确权赋能"，深化登记成果服务应用于自然资源资产管理、生态产品 价值实现、生态保护补偿等方面。 央视网消息（新闻联播）：记者今天（1月31日）从自然资源部了解到，"十四五"期间，我国自然资源 确权登记取得重要阶段性成果，全国31个省（区、市）共计2100多个重点区域相继完成确权登记，总面 积超34万平方公里，涵盖自然保护地、森林、草原、湿地、河流、湖泊、探明储量的矿产资源、无居民 海岛等各类自然资源，为明晰自然资源的产权归属和资源数量提供了权威依据。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of a unified natural resource property rights registration for the Dawangdian Reservoir in Cangzhou marks a significant milestone as it becomes the first reservoir in Hebei Province to have clear property rights documentation [1][2] Group 1: Property Rights Registration - The Dawangdian Reservoir has completed its natural resource property rights registration, providing it with a "household registration" that clarifies ownership and management responsibilities [1] - The total area of the registered unit is 1891.79 hectares, with ownership belonging to the public, managed by the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Cangzhou Municipal Government [1][2] - This registration includes detailed information on the quantity, quality, and distribution of various natural resources within the reservoir area, linking it to real estate registration and ecological protection measures [1] Group 2: Management and Utilization - The registration process utilized data from the third national land survey and water resource investigations, ensuring a scientific approach to resource management [2] - The completion of this registration provides a clear legal basis for the protection, management, and rational use of the reservoir, facilitating data sharing among various departments [2] - The initiative aims to enhance the regulatory framework for natural resource assets, supporting better oversight and protection of these resources [2]

Core Viewpoint - The completion of natural resource registration for China's first five national parks marks a significant step in clarifying ownership and responsibilities for ecological protection, addressing long-standing issues in environmental management [2][5]. Group 1: National Park Registration - The registration of the Sanjiangyuan National Park has been finalized, providing it with a legally effective "household registration" [2]. - The Hainan Tropical Rainforest National Park was the first to complete its registration in 2022, covering an area of 4,268.54 square kilometers [3]. - The Wuyishan National Park faced challenges due to its division between two provinces, but a provincial coordination mechanism has been established for unified protection [3]. - The Giant Panda National Park utilized advanced technologies for its registration, creating a visual "3D household registration" [3]. Group 2: Ecological and Economic Implications - Clear property rights allow for effective ecological restoration and the development of the under-forest economy through a "village collective + cooperative" model [4]. - The Northeast Tiger and Leopard National Park's registration resolved historical land ownership issues, facilitating the creation of ecological corridors for wildlife migration [4]. - The registration process has enabled the establishment of an ecological accounting system in Hainan, quantifying ecosystem services as "water reservoirs, grain depots, monetary resources, and carbon sinks" [3]. Group 3: Future Plans and Progress - As of July this year, 1,057 key areas covering 320,000 square kilometers have completed registration, including national parks and important wetlands [6]. - The Ministry of Natural Resources aims to enhance the legal, standardized, and information-based levels of natural resource registration, targeting 1 million square kilometers of registered area during the 14th Five-Year Plan period [6].

Core Viewpoint - The completion of natural resource registration for China's first five national parks marks a significant step in clarifying ownership and responsibilities for ecological protection, addressing long-standing issues in environmental management [1][4]. Group 1: National Park Registration - The registration of the Three Rivers Source National Park has been finalized, making it the last of the first five national parks in China to receive legal recognition [1]. - The Hainan Tropical Rainforest National Park was the first to complete its registration in 2022, covering an area of 4,268.54 square kilometers [2]. - The registration process has involved advanced technologies, such as 3D visualization and satellite imagery, to create detailed records of the parks [2][3]. Group 2: Ecological and Economic Implications - Clear property rights established through registration allow for effective ecological restoration and the development of local economies, such as the "village collective + cooperative" model in collective forest areas [3]. - The Northeast Tiger and Leopard National Park serves as a benchmark for national park management, resolving historical land ownership issues over 19,000 hectares [3]. - The registration process aims to transform ecological assets into economic value, facilitating the exploration of ecological tourism and other revenue-generating activities [4]. Group 3: Future Plans and Progress - As of July 2023, a total of 1,057 key areas covering 320,000 square kilometers have completed registration, including various natural resources [4]. - The Ministry of Natural Resources plans to enhance the legal and standardized processes for resource registration, aiming to register an additional 1,000,000 square kilometers during the 14th Five-Year Plan period [4].

Core Points - The successful completion of the registration for the Sanjiangyuan National Park marks the achievement of natural resource rights registration for the first five national parks in China, which include Sanjiangyuan, Giant Panda, Northeast Tiger and Leopard, Hainan Tropical Rainforest, and Wuyi Mountain National Parks [1] - The unified natural resource rights registration provides a solution for clarifying property rights and resource quantities, further protecting valuable natural heritage [1] - The completion of registration not only provides property certificates for the rights of national park owners but also lays a solid foundation for realizing the ecological product value of national parks [1] Summary by Sections - **Property Rights Clarification** - The registration process clarifies the ownership of various natural resources within national parks, defining the responsibilities of different levels of government [1] - It establishes a clear framework for the management of natural resource assets, including owners and regulators [1] - **Future Plans** - The Ministry of Natural Resources aims to enhance the legal, standardized, and information-based levels of natural resource rights registration [1] - There is a focus on expanding the coverage of natural resource registration and integrating it into the broader context of ecological civilization construction and natural resource management [1] - The goal is to improve the natural resource rights registration system and work framework [1]

Core Points - The successful completion of the registration for the Sanjiangyuan National Park marks the achievement of natural resource rights registration for the first five national parks in China, which include Sanjiangyuan, Giant Panda, Northeast Tiger and Leopard, Hainan Tropical Rainforest, and Wuyi Mountain National Parks [1] - The unified natural resource rights registration provides a solution for clarifying property rights and resource quantities, further protecting valuable natural heritage [1] - The completion of registration not only provides property certificates for the rights of national park owners but also lays a solid foundation for realizing the ecological product value of national parks [1] Summary by Sections - **Property Rights Clarification**: The registration process clarifies the ownership of various natural resources within national parks, defining the responsibilities of different levels of government in resource management [1] - **Legal Framework**: The registration aligns with the Civil Code and other legal regulations, ensuring precise delineation of property rights and responsibilities for national park management [1] - **Future Plans**: The Ministry of Natural Resources aims to enhance the legal, standardized, and information-based levels of natural resource rights registration, expanding its coverage and integrating it into the broader ecological civilization construction and natural resource management framework [1]

Core Viewpoint - The first batch of five national parks in China has completed property rights registration, providing a legal framework for management and ownership of natural resources [1] Group 1: National Parks and Property Rights - The five national parks include: Giant Panda, Northeast Tiger and Leopard, Hainan Tropical Rainforest, Wuyi Mountain, and Sanjiangyuan, all of which now have "property certificates" [1] - The total area of Hainan Tropical Rainforest National Park is 4,268.54 square kilometers, while Wuyi Mountain National Park covers 1,280.41 square kilometers [1] - The Giant Panda National Park spans approximately 22,000 square kilometers, and Sanjiangyuan National Park is the largest at about 190,700 square kilometers [1] - The Northeast Tiger and Leopard National Park, covering 14,100 square kilometers, is directly managed by the central government [1] Group 2: Management and Benefits - The property rights registration clarifies the boundaries of national parks, defining the responsibilities of different levels of government and resource ownership [2] - The registration process aims to benefit local farmers, with initiatives like land ownership exchange in Hainan Tropical Rainforest National Park and cooperative models in Giant Panda National Park [3] - The Ministry of Natural Resources plans to expand property rights registration to include various natural resources and protected areas during the 14th Five-Year Plan [4]