Core Points - The article highlights the ecological restoration efforts at the Tiaozi Mud Wetland in Jiangsu, which is a crucial habitat for migratory birds along the East Asia-Australasia flyway [1] - The establishment of the "720" area as a bird habitat has been successful in attracting various bird species by creating suitable water levels and environments [2] Group 1 - Tiaozi Mud Wetland is located in Jiangsu's Yellow Sea and serves as a significant stopover for migratory birds, facing threats from land reclamation and invasive species [1] - In 2018, the wetland's protection area was expanded, and development was halted, leading to ecological recovery [1] - The "720" area, approximately 720 acres, was transformed from a fish pond into a bird habitat with controlled water levels to accommodate different bird species [2] Group 2 - Management has implemented hardware improvements and smart management systems, including AI bird recognition and 24-hour monitoring, enhancing the habitat's appeal to birds [2] - The success of the "720" model has led to its replication in other coastal areas, expanding the habitat for birds [2] - The local government emphasizes the importance of scientific and precise protection measures to maintain a harmonious environment for birds [2]