图为江西省南昌市安义县峤岭省级自然保护区红外相机记录到的白颈长尾雉(雄性)影像。安义县林 业局供图 "鸟中大熊猫"白颈长尾雉首次现身江西南昌 中新网南昌11月24日电 (卢梦梦)日前，在江西省南昌市安义县峤岭省级自然保护区开展的野生动植物调 查工作中，调查人员通过红外相机清晰记录到国家一级重点保护野生动物——白颈长尾雉的雄性、雌性 个体。该物种在南昌系首次发现。 来源：中国新闻网 编辑：张澍楠 广告等商务合作，请点击这里 本文为转载内容，授权事宜请联系原著作权人 中新经纬版权所有，未经书面授权，任何单位及个人不得转载、摘编或以其它方式使用。 关注中新经纬微信公众号(微信搜索"中新经纬"或"jwview")，看更多精彩财经资讯。 作为国家一级重点保护野生动物，白颈长尾雉被誉为"鸟中大熊猫"。其外形与雉鸡相似，雄鸟颈侧白沾 灰、脸庞绯红、背部呈板栗色，尾羽长而飘逸；雌鸟则身披棕褐色羽毛，背部有白色石状斑。 据了解，白颈长尾雉胆小机警、极少鸣叫，常在山林中隐蔽活动，因此有"山中隐士"的雅称，对栖息环 境有着极高要求。位于南昌市安义县新民乡的峤岭省级自然保护区生态条件优越，森林覆盖率极高，拥 有南昌市两个国家级森林公 ...

核心阅读 大熊猫是中国的"国宝"，也是全球珍稀野生动物旗舰物种。通过科学优化大熊猫生活环境、保障大熊猫 健康、攻克繁育关键技术……多地协同发力，对大熊猫展开科学保护，有效维护种群可持续发展。 近年来，从繁育、野化到国际交流，我国对大熊猫进行全方位守护，大熊猫保护"成绩单"令世界瞩目。 建立全周期管护体系，守护大熊猫健康 "快看！'七仔'抬头啦，毛色在阳光下真像巧克力！"11月的秦岭四宝科学公园，来自江苏的游客李女士 举着相机，镜头对着趴在木架上的棕白色大熊猫。作为全球唯一圈养的棕色大熊猫，16岁的大熊猫"七 仔"如今已是园区"流量担当"，它的受人关注，也让秦岭大熊猫的保护工作被更多人看见。 "七仔"的故事，要从2009年11月说起。当时，陕西汉中市佛坪县的村民发现了这只虚弱的大熊猫幼崽， 随后它被送往陕西省珍稀野生动物抢救饲养研究中心（现秦岭大熊猫研究中心）。工作人员根据它与电 影《长江七号》外星小怪兽的相似感，为它取名"七仔"。后来研究发现，其棕色毛发源于基因突变，让 它成为全球圈养大熊猫中易辨认的特殊个体。目前，"七仔"的体重稳定在120公斤左右，多次繁育后 代，但后代暂未遗传棕色毛发，科研团队仍在持续追 ...

广东打造大湾区"候鸟天堂" 中新网广州11月19日电 题：广东打造大湾区"候鸟天堂" 不仅是南沙湿地，在湛江、江门、珠海、深圳、汕尾、汕头等全省各地的红树林湿地、沿海浅滩，众多 的候鸟正在栖息觅食，准备度过寒冷的冬天。据估计，今年秋冬途经广东迁徙的候鸟预计超30万只。 中新网记者 程景伟 2025年11月是广东省第35个"保护野生动物宣传月"，今年的宣传主题是"绿美广东 万众护飞"。广东通过 展示野生动物保护成果、发布科普著作、机场公益广告、共建基地等一系列举措，向社会传递人与自然 和谐共生的理念，促进全社会全面加强鸟类等野生动物保护。 近年来，以绿美广东生态建设为引领，广东持续加大鸟类保护力度，取得了积极成效。全省鸟类种类和 数量不断增加，珍稀濒危鸟类种群得到有效恢复，鸟类栖息地得到进一步保护和改善。 广州南沙湿地迎十万候鸟过冬 近日，记者在广州南沙湿地看到，这里红树成林连荫，千亩滩涂绵延，大批鸟类在低空盘旋，或栖息于 树上、或在浅滩上觅食，铺开了一幅人与自然和谐共生的美丽画卷。 广州南沙湿地候鸟群飞。李曙 摄 11月立冬后，南沙湿地迎来大批越冬候鸟。据悉，该地近期不仅迎来黑脸琵鹭等珍稀鸟类，还首次记录 到 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the importance of wildlife protection in Shandong Province, particularly during the autumn and winter bird migration period, emphasizing the need for increased public awareness and coordinated efforts to combat illegal hunting and trading of wild birds [1] Group 1: Wildlife Protection Initiatives - November is designated as Wildlife Protection Promotion Month in Shandong Province, with activities aimed at enhancing societal awareness of wildlife conservation [1] - The main event took place on November 11 in Qingdao, focusing on the theme "Together with You, Build a Beautiful Shandong" [1] - A joint action by the Provincial Natural Resources Department, Public Security Department, and Market Supervision Bureau targets illegal hunting and trading of wild birds, establishing a comprehensive protection network [1] Group 2: Conservation Achievements - The event showcased educational achievements in wildlife protection and cultural products, including the release of 17 rehabilitated birds and the launch of the first wildlife-themed postcard in Qingdao [1] - Shandong Province has seen healthy development in wildlife protection, with a steady increase in the number of species, currently totaling 588 terrestrial vertebrate species, including 36 species under first-class national protection and 97 species under second-class protection [1] - The province boasts a rich bird resource, with 515 species, accounting for over one-third of the total bird species in the country [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights a recent incident in which a villager discovered an injured wild animal, suspected to be a protected species, and took immediate action to ensure its rescue, reflecting the growing awareness and efforts in wildlife protection in the region [1][5]. Summary by Sections Incident Description - A villager named Ni Qian found an injured animal while picking corn, which he suspected to be a protected species [3]. - Ni Qian contacted the wildlife rescue center and the village committee for assistance, demonstrating proactive community involvement in wildlife protection [3]. Rescue Efforts - The village committee members and police arrived quickly to assist in the rescue, indicating a collaborative effort in wildlife conservation [5]. - The animal was identified as a raccoon dog, a national second-class protected species, emphasizing the importance of protecting such wildlife [5]. Community Awareness and Education - The article notes that the local ecological environment has improved, leading to an increase in sightings of wild animals like the raccoon dog and sparrow hawk [5]. - Villages are actively educating residents about wildlife protection and rescue methods, fostering a culture of care for local wildlife [5].

Core Points - Chongqing has investigated 142 cases of wildlife and plant protection this year, resulting in the handling of 192 individuals, establishing a cross-departmental mechanism for combating wildlife resource crimes [1][2] Group 1: Wildlife Protection Efforts - The city has launched a wildlife protection awareness month and wetland protection week, highlighting its commitment to ecological conservation [1] - Chongqing is home to over 800 species of terrestrial vertebrates, including 500 bird species, with more than 300 migratory birds [1] - The city has established 26 wetland parks and designated important wetlands, including 2 national and 3 municipal sites [1] Group 2: Ecological Restoration and Community Involvement - Wetland workers from various districts shared success stories of transforming wetlands from "idle lowlands" to "ecological treasures," demonstrating the dual benefits of ecological beauty and improved livelihoods [1] - Initiatives include transforming wastewater into clean streams and promoting tourism to increase local income [1] - The city plans to enhance wetland and wildlife habitat restoration, improve monitoring networks, and engage the public in conservation efforts [2]

Core Insights - The black stork, a nationally protected and endangered species, has been observed migrating short distances to the Yongding River due to its rich food supply, with over ten storks foraging together [5][6] - The population of black storks in Beijing has stabilized at around 100, up from 50-60 a few years ago, indicating a positive trend in their habitat conditions [5][6] Group 1: Black Stork Habitat and Behavior - Black storks typically inhabit areas near rivers, lakes, and wetlands, feeding on small fish, snakes, frogs, and insects [5] - The storks exhibit migratory behavior, with some migrating south to Poyang Lake while others remain in the western mountainous areas of Beijing, making short-distance migrations based on food availability [5][6] Group 2: Breeding and Population Growth - In 2025, wildlife protection personnel discovered 17 newly hatched black stork chicks in six monitored nests, indicating successful breeding efforts [5] - A nest near Dingjiatan village produced three chicks that thrived due to the improved ecological environment of the Yongding River, highlighting the positive impact of ecological restoration efforts [6] Group 3: Ecological Improvements - Significant ecological improvements in the Yongding River have been achieved through ecological water replenishment and comprehensive management, making it an ideal habitat for black storks [6] - Various water sources, including the Yellow River and recycled water, have contributed to the ecological restoration of the Yongding River, enhancing its biodiversity [6]

Core Viewpoint - The "Safe Wilderness-2025" initiative in Liaoning Province has achieved significant results in combating wildlife crime, rescuing 18,024 wild animals with a total value of approximately 75 million yuan [1][2]. Group 1: Achievements of the Initiative - As of October 23, 2023, Liaoning Province has investigated 62 cases related to the destruction of bird and wildlife resources, resulting in the arrest of 131 suspects and the dismantling of 18 criminal gangs [1]. - The initiative has focused on 26 major flower and bird markets and 55 important bird habitats, mobilizing 15,000 forest rangers and over 1,000 volunteers to gather illegal activity leads [1][2]. - Liaoning's police have organized multiple operations against endangered wildlife crimes, including a significant case in Shenyang that led to the arrest of 34 suspects and the dismantling of 6 trafficking gangs [1]. Group 2: Collaborative Efforts - The initiative requires multi-departmental collaboration, with Liaoning's police coordinating with natural resources, forestry, market regulation, transportation, and internet information departments [2]. - A total of 112 joint inspections and 46 collaborative law enforcement actions have been conducted, along with over 30 administrative cases transferred, to suppress illegal markets and transportation channels [2]. - Educational activities have been held over 120 times to raise public awareness about wildlife protection, particularly during the September Wildlife Protection Month [2]. Group 3: Future Directions - The police will focus on major case guidance, source elimination, and foundational support to enhance the effectiveness of the wildlife crime crackdown [2].

Core Points - A female surfer in California encountered a sea otter on her surfboard, which led to a 20-minute standoff before rescue personnel intervened [1][2] - The incident is reminiscent of a previous situation involving a notorious sea otter, identified as number 841, which had aggressive interactions with surfers in the same area during the summer of 2023 [6][7] - The behavior of sea otters, including the one involved in the recent incident, may be influenced by human interactions and feeding, which can reduce their natural fear of humans [10][13] Summary by Sections Incident Description - A surfer felt a bite from a sea otter while surfing, leading to a confrontation where the otter occupied her surfboard for about 20 minutes [1][2] - Rescue personnel successfully removed the otter from the surfboard after escorting the surfer back to shore [2][5] Background on Sea Otter 841 - Sea otter 841 gained notoriety for aggressive behavior towards surfers and kayakers, leading wildlife officials to consider capturing it for evaluation [6][7] - After evading capture, it was confirmed that sea otter 841 gave birth to a pup in late October 2023, and its aggressive behavior towards surfboards ceased [7][10] Human-Sea Otter Interaction - The average sea otter in developed coastal areas of Central California is disturbed by humans six to nine times daily, which can lead to energy depletion and increased aggression [13] - Recommendations from wildlife management experts emphasize maintaining a safe distance from sea otters to prevent conflicts and ensure their well-being [15][21] Conservation Efforts - The Monterey Bay Aquarium has programs to rehabilitate and educate sea otters, including a "sea otter surrogate" program to teach orphaned pups survival skills [17][19] - The aquarium's staff takes precautions to avoid human-sea otter interactions, which helps maintain the otters' natural wariness of humans [21]

Core Viewpoint - The Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region's Urumqi City Market Supervision Bureau is actively implementing the "Clean Wind Action 2025" joint law enforcement initiative to strengthen wildlife protection and combat illegal hunting and trading of wildlife and their products [1][3]. Group 1 - The joint enforcement action involves collaboration with various local departments, including the Forestry and Grassland Bureau and the Public Security Bureau, to enhance wildlife protection efforts [1][3]. - The action includes comprehensive inspections of major agricultural markets, pet markets, and wildlife breeding facilities to ensure compliance with wildlife protection laws [3]. - The initiative aims to establish a long-term regulatory mechanism and promote awareness of wildlife protection laws among market operators and the public [3].