1月7日，抖音黑板报发文称，近期，部分用户发布利用"无人机坠箭"捕猎野生动物、展示相关非法捕猎 工具等违规内容，并刻意使用黑话、暗语试图逃避审核，将用户引流至第三方平台或线下进行兜售捕猎 工具等交易。相关行为不仅违反社区规范，还可能触碰法律红线。平台对此坚决打击，一旦发现违法犯 罪线索，将主动向公安机关报案。近一个月，已有67个账号因发布"无人机坠箭"捕猎违规内容被禁言。 典型违规案例 用户"5*5"多次发布使用"无人机坠箭"捕猎野猪的视频，并使用"牙签""佩奇"等黑话暗语、标注"合法护 农"等表述试图规避平台审核，吸引用户关注。平台已下架相关违规视频，并对账号禁言。 典型违规案例 用户"4*1"多次发布视频展示特质铁箭、尾翼等"无人机坠箭"工具，并配以"无人机空投牙签""源头厂 家""现货"等暗示售卖文案，诱导他人至第三方平台购买相关非法捕猎工具。平台已下架相关违规视 频，并对账号禁言。 抖音强调，平台致力于营造健康清朗的社区氛围，持续从严打击各类危害野生动植物、破坏生态平衡的 违法违规内容。平台禁止用户展示非法捕捉、饲养、交易、食用野生动植物等内容；禁止以展示捕猎工 具、传授捕猎方法等方式诱导他人危害野生 ...

《条例》精准划定栖息地保护"禁止性清单"，将制造高分贝噪声、破坏巢穴洞穴、驱赶追逐、擅自 投喂野生动物、拍摄干扰野生动物等行为明确纳入管控范畴，并要求在栖息地相关公路路段设置安全警 示标志，为野生动物营造安全稳定的栖息环境。 《条例》靶向施策，构建"线下排查+网上监管"双线执法体系，明确商品交易市场、网络平台的报 告义务，严格人工繁育备案和种源追溯制度，坚决斩断"非法捕猎-人工繁育-市场销售"黑色链条。 《条例》聚焦栖息地保护、致害补偿、人工繁育监管等关键环节，健全保护工作机制。其中，在栖 息地保护方面，明确要求采取生物技术、监测、设置保护标志和公路警示设施等措施，降低野生动物伤 亡风险，并对破坏栖息地的行为作出禁止性规定。同时，政府须对遭破坏的栖息地组织实施生态修复， 形成"保护—修复"闭环。 针对常见的人兽冲突问题，《条例》构建了"预防—调控—补偿"全链条机制。要求制定防控指南和 方案，通过建设防护设施、配置预警设备等措施主动预防。对数量超过环境容量的物种，可采取迁地保 护、猎捕等调控措施。在损失补偿方面，明确因保护野生动物造成的人身伤亡或财产损失，由当地政府 依法给予补偿，并鼓励保险机构开展致害赔偿保险 ...

善用网络语言、不板着脸说教……颇具网感的创新表达，让许多网友喜欢上了这个严肃又不失风趣的警 务媒体账号。越来越多网友看到不认识的野生动物，会习惯性地找到"茶城森警"咨询。运营团队设 立"茶粉艾特的野生动物"专栏，为网友答疑解惑，收录全国各地网友反映的各种野生动物鉴定视频。 这次尝试，让毕晓东意识到利用短视频进行网上普法这条路行得通。"茶城森警"陆续推出现场执法、科 普救助等系列视频，同网友们分享野生动物救助的真实故事。 "每次成功救助野生动物的视频被网友们关注到，我也很有成就感。"普洱市公安局思茅分局民警李虹霏 说，"每次救助都是一次普法宣传。既在温馨有趣的氛围中科普野生动物保护知识，又传递了人与动物 和谐共生的脉脉温情。" 除了发布视频，"茶城森警"在日常工作中还十分重视与网友互动。为了加深网友对保护野生动物的认 知，运营团队根据网友留言总结出朗朗上口的打油诗："形状越怪判得越快，模样越丑判得越久。" 如何让更多人了解、支持野生动物保护工作？云南省普洱市公安民警开设"茶城森警"野生动物科普账 号，更新野生动物保护知识和日常救助视频，用有网感的内容开展普法宣传，营造野生动物保护的良好 氛围。 一年参与救助上百 ...

Core Viewpoint - The implementation of the "Regulations on Wildlife Protection in Qinghai Province" aims to enhance the protection of endangered species and their habitats while addressing human-wildlife conflicts and illegal activities related to wildlife [1][2]. Group 1: Wildlife Protection Measures - Qinghai is home to numerous rare and endangered species, including snow leopards and Tibetan antelopes, and has seen a recovery in wildlife populations in recent years [1]. - The new regulations establish a "prohibited list" for habitat protection, which includes actions such as creating high-decibel noise, destroying nests, and feeding wild animals [2]. - The regulations require the installation of safety warning signs on roads near habitats to create a safer environment for wildlife [2]. Group 2: Conflict Mitigation and Rescue - A "prevention + control + compensation" system is established to mitigate human-wildlife conflicts, with government responsibilities for compensating wildlife damage [2]. - The regulations include provisions for a standardized rescue network to ensure effective response and care for injured or lost wildlife [2]. Group 3: Law Enforcement Against Illegal Activities - A dual enforcement system combining offline inspections and online monitoring is created to combat illegal hunting, transportation, and sales of wildlife [2]. - The regulations impose reporting obligations on markets and online platforms, along with strict breeding registration and source tracing systems to dismantle illegal wildlife trade chains [2].

Core Points - South Korea will fully ban bear farming, a controversial practice for decades, starting January 1, 2024, despite approximately 200 bears still being kept in captivity [1][3][4] - The revision of the Wildlife Protection and Management Act was passed in December 2023, officially prohibiting bear farming [2][5] - The Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment announced that 34 bears have already been transferred to protective facilities, while negotiations between animal rights organizations and bear farmers are ongoing, with 199 bears remaining in 11 breeding farms [3][6] - A six-month grace period will be provided during which farmers will not face penalties for keeping bears, but any attempts to extract bear bile will be strictly punished [3][6]

Core Viewpoint - The successful rescue of a critically endangered black stork in Gaofeng Town highlights the effectiveness of the local wildlife protection and collaborative governance system [1][2]. Group 1: Incident Summary - A wounded black stork, a national first-class protected wildlife species, was discovered in the backyard of a resident, Fu Wanhua, who promptly reported it to the authorities [1]. - The local police quickly established a safety perimeter to protect the bird from further disturbance, and the forestry department confirmed the bird's identity and assessed its injuries [1]. - The bird, approximately 1 meter in length, had a minor wing injury but was not in life-threatening condition; it was treated and transferred to the Guiyang Wildlife Rescue Center for rehabilitation [1]. Group 2: Community Involvement - The proactive reporting by the community was identified as a key factor in the successful rescue, reflecting years of public education efforts [2]. - Gaofeng Town has developed a closed-loop mechanism for wildlife rescue, involving community reporting, inter-departmental collaboration, and professional treatment, which has previously led to the successful rescue of other protected species [2].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the rescue of a wounded bird, identified as a national second-class protected species, the Eurasian Sparrowhawk, emphasizing the importance of wildlife protection and community involvement in conservation efforts [1]. Group 1: Incident Details - The police received a report about a bird resembling an eagle found injured on the riverbank in Zhaojiacun Village, Huzhu County [1]. - Upon arrival, officers discovered the injured bird with visible wing injuries and unable to fly [1]. - The bird was taken to the police station for initial care and then sent to the Qinghai Wildlife Rescue and Breeding Center for further treatment [1]. Group 2: Wildlife Protection Efforts - The police station plans to enhance public awareness and patrol efforts regarding wildlife protection [1]. - There is a call for community members to actively participate in wildlife conservation by reporting injured or trapped animals [1].

Core Insights - The discovery of rare footage of a young panda mother carrying her cub in the Mianzhu Pingwu area of the Giant Panda National Park highlights the ongoing wildlife monitoring efforts and the biodiversity in the region [1] - Additional footage captured in February shows a panda mother with a cub approximately 1.5 years old, indicating successful breeding and nurturing behaviors among the panda population [1] - The area has also recorded various rare wildlife species, including black bears, Sichuan takins, and Chinese gazelles, showcasing the ecological richness of the park [1] Summary by Categories - **Wildlife Monitoring** - The infrared camera data collected from February to December 2025 revealed significant wildlife activity in the park [1] - The footage includes a young panda mother and her cub, emphasizing the importance of continuous monitoring for conservation efforts [1] - **Biodiversity** - The region has documented multiple rare species, including black bears and Sichuan takins, indicating a healthy ecosystem [1] - The presence of diverse wildlife species supports the park's role in conservation and biodiversity preservation [1]

Core Insights - The article highlights the significant conservation success in the Northeast Tiger and Leopard National Park, where a wild female Siberian tiger was recorded with five cubs, marking the first instance of "six tigers in one frame" globally [1][4]. Group 1: Conservation Success - The footage of the six tigers indicates a positive trend in the recovery of the wild Siberian tiger population in China, with the presence of five cubs being a rare occurrence even in areas with abundant prey [4]. - The park has recorded multiple tiger families, including another mother tiger with four cubs, showcasing the health and reproductive success of the tiger population [4][5]. - The increase in the wild tiger population in the park to approximately 70, compared to about 20 in 2010, reflects the effectiveness of conservation efforts [6]. Group 2: Conservation Efforts - Stuart Chapman from WWF emphasized that sustained conservation efforts are crucial for the recovery of tiger populations and habitat protection, highlighting China's commitment to habitat restoration and anti-poaching measures [5]. - The successful documentation of the "six tigers in one frame" reinforces the importance of the Northeast Tiger and Leopard National Park in enhancing conservation capabilities and promoting the growth of wild tiger and leopard populations [5][6]. - The ongoing conservation work in China serves as a beacon of hope for the recovery of other endangered species and their habitats amid global biodiversity loss [6].

Core Insights - A significant illegal wildlife trafficking case involving the capture, purchase, and sale of the critically endangered Yellow-breasted Bunting has been uncovered, with an estimated value exceeding 39 million yuan [2][3]. Group 1: Crime Details - The investigation began with a seemingly innocuous express delivery slip, leading to the discovery of a large criminal network focused on illegal hunting and trading of protected species [2]. - Thirteen suspects were apprehended, and six locations were raided, resulting in the seizure of over 400 birds, including the Yellow-breasted Bunting, and various trapping tools [3][4]. - The case represents the largest seizure of first-class protected birds in Liaoning Province in recent years, with the total value of the seized wildlife exceeding 39 million yuan [3]. Group 2: Criminal Operations - The criminal network was characterized by a high level of caution, with suspects using cash transactions and coded language to communicate, making detection challenging [6]. - The suspects had established a closed-loop operation, with specific roles for each member, including hunting, breeding, and selling the birds [6]. - One suspect, previously convicted for illegal hunting, expressed despair upon arrest, indicating the severity of the legal consequences they faced [6][7]. Group 3: Legal and Environmental Implications - The Yellow-breasted Bunting was classified as a first-class protected species in 2021, and illegal activities involving such species can lead to severe penalties, including imprisonment for over ten years for serious offenses [7]. - The case highlights the importance of protecting wildlife and maintaining ecological balance, emphasizing that illegal consumption of wild animals poses a threat to both biodiversity and public health [7].