Core Points - The "Qingshan Public Urban Forest" project, focusing on urban biodiversity protection and zero waste advocacy, was officially launched on World Environment Day in Beijing [1] - The project is a collaboration between Meituan Qingshan Plan, SEE Foundation, and other public welfare organizations, aiming to explore ecological improvements in mega cities [1] - A nature education co-construction plan was announced, featuring ten themed courses aimed at enhancing public ecological literacy and promoting sustainable development in Beijing [1][2] Group 1 - The project marks the first urban biodiversity protection initiative in China, addressing the ecological system blind spot that accommodates 67% of the country's population [2] - SEE Foundation has shifted its focus from wild habitat protection to urban habitat restoration, laying the groundwork for the "Qingshan Public Urban Forest" project through research and small-scale explorations [2] - Since the launch of the "Qingshan Public Action" in 2018, over one million merchants have voluntarily joined, providing sustainable momentum for environmental public welfare [2]