Core Viewpoint - The meeting on mangrove judicial protection in the Wenzhou-Taiwan Bay marks a new phase of collaborative efforts in ecological environment governance in Zhejiang Province, focusing on addressing the challenges faced by mangrove ecosystems through judicial cooperation [1][2] Group 1: Judicial Collaboration - The meeting aimed to integrate judicial forces to tackle the protection challenges of mangrove ecosystems, which are crucial for water purification, storm resistance, carbon sequestration, and biodiversity maintenance [1] - A cross-regional judicial cooperation mechanism was established to respond to the current difficulties in mangrove protection and enhance systematic conservation efforts [1] Group 2: Collaborative Framework - The participants signed the "Wenzhou-Taiwan Bay Mangrove Judicial Protection Hongtian Declaration," committing to deepen collaboration in five key areas: strict legal enforcement against mangrove resource destruction, enhancement of specialized environmental resource adjudication, promotion of ecological restoration measures, strengthening cross-regional judicial cooperation, and facilitating the transformation of judicial outcomes into practical ecological protection experiences [2] - The framework aims to create a cohesive governance and protection network for mangroves through joint judicial protection bases, collaborative patrols, and handling of cross-regional cases [2] Group 3: Multi-Stakeholder Engagement - The meeting encouraged the innovation of a "multi-governance" model, promoting participation from government departments, universities, research institutions, social organizations, and the public, leveraging technology to enhance the socialization, normalization, and precision of protection efforts [2]