他乡"款待"一年后，"阿侬"要回家了 海南日报椰林9月6日电(海南日报全媒体记者 孙慧 刘冀冀)近日，出现在文昌市东郊镇近海区域的 野生海豹"阿侬"引发各界关注。9月6日，记者从海南省农业农村厅获悉，该厅联系专业机构初步判 定"阿侬"为国家一级保护动物斑海豹。鉴于"阿侬"的身体和生存现状，该厅指导相关单位启动跨区域联 合救助，对"阿侬"开展转运保护和专业体检，实施"送'阿侬'回家"专项行动，目前已经转运至位于陵水 黎族自治县的海南省水生野生动物救助中心，后续将持续开展救助行动，帮助其重回种群。 我省对现身文昌海域的"网红"海豹启动跨区域联合救助 尽管我省相关部门已经开展巡逻监督和保护，但海豹"阿侬"依然出现眼睛发红、毛发脱落等不良状 况，可能与人为干扰严重、栖息环境胁迫等有关;同时，人为投喂"阿侬"的现象严重，也可能导致其野 外生存能力下降，引发了动物保护组织的关注。 经省农业农村厅联系专业机构初步判定，"阿侬"为国家一级保护动物斑海豹。斑海豹在我国主要分 布在渤海和黄海海域，是群居动物。专家认为，目前"阿侬"单独在文昌海域生存对其健康不利。鉴 于"阿侬"身体和生存现状，经咨询专家意见，省农业农村厅指导文昌市 ...

Core Insights - The article highlights the harmonious coexistence of wildlife and humans in the Qilian Mountain National Park, emphasizing the beauty of its ecosystem and the importance of conservation efforts [1][2][6] Group 1: Ecological Conservation - The Qilian Mountain National Park serves as a "life oasis" where animals and humans coexist peacefully, showcasing the region's ecological beauty [1] - The park's management employs advanced technologies such as drone surveillance and a big data management platform to monitor over 8,000 square kilometers of land, ensuring comprehensive environmental oversight [4] Group 2: Community Engagement and Education - Journalists from Hong Kong visited the park to report on wildlife rescue efforts and the integration of technology in conservation, highlighting the role of "Gen Z" caretakers in using social media for educational outreach [2][4] - There are suggestions to create a film based on the stories of park guardians to enhance public interest and connection to the Qilian Mountain [2] Group 3: Future Aspirations - The management of Qilian Mountain National Park hopes to attract more visitors from Hong Kong to appreciate the region's biodiversity and the collaborative efforts of various ethnic groups in ecological preservation [6]

Core Points - The article discusses the successful rescue of three juvenile black storks in Jiuquan City, Gansu Province, highlighting the efforts of local forestry and grassland authorities in wildlife protection [2] Group 1 - The rescue operation was initiated after a call from a concerned citizen reporting the discovery of three juvenile black storks in a cliff area [2] - A temporary "air passage" was constructed using an excavator to safely transfer the juvenile storks from their nesting site [2] - Black storks are classified as a national first-class protected bird species in China, emphasizing the importance of their conservation [2] Group 2 - The juvenile storks were found to have no significant external injuries but were noted to be physically weak [2] - After the rescue, the storks were sent to a wildlife rescue center in Jiuquan City for professional care [2] - The plan is to release the storks back into a suitable natural environment once they regain their strength and independence [2]