北京商报讯（记者 吴其芸）10月7日，北京市公园管理中心发布的数据显示，国庆中秋假期第七天，市 属公园共接待游客51.07万人次，游客量排名前三位的是天坛公园、颐和园、北海公园。国庆中秋双节 期间，市属公园职工坚守岗位，为市民游客打造兼具美景与温度的假日体验。 ...

北京商报讯（记者 吴其芸）10月5日，北京市公园管理中心发布的数据显示，国庆中秋假期第五天，北 京市属公园游客量虽然平稳回落，但仍接待游客70.47万人次，游园秩序整体平稳有序。其中，天坛公 园、颐和园、北海公园游客量位列前三。金秋时节，市属公园文创消费热度持续攀升，各公园推出 的"公园礼物"系列产品深受游客喜爱，成为假日游园的一大亮点。 ...

中新网北京10月5日电(记者 徐婧)国庆中秋假期过半，京城秋意正浓。北京市公园管理中心介绍，假期 第四天，北京市属公园共接待游客79.63万人次，游园秩序整体平稳有序。其中，天坛公园、颐和园、 景山公园游客量位列前三。 除传统热门公园外，一些各具特色的"宝藏"公园凭借丰富的文化活动吸引市民游客，为游园提供多元选 择。 亭和282步道是观猛禽秋迁的最佳地点。 路县故城遗址公园：光影间感受团圆氛围 路县故城遗址公园推出多项科普体验活动，无需预约即可参与。"瓦当拓印""本草香囊"等手工体验，让 游客在动手中感受传统文化魅力。 玉渊潭公园：沉浸式体验赏月魅力 国庆假期，玉渊潭公园游园舒适度高，成为市民悠闲漫步的好去处。西门外的"凤舞樱华"国庆立体花 坛、西北门的"彩色星河"以及樱花园大草坪的"桂语花汀"花园造景，吸引游客前来打卡。位于中堤南口 的"和光市集"汇聚了文创手作、工艺饰品等摊位，将持续整个假期。 中秋当晚，公园还将举办"月满玉渊·灯映华彩"主题活动，邀请市民游客猜灯谜、做花灯，并借助天文 望远镜，沉浸式体验赏月的独特魅力。当晚，园内各商业网点也将延长营业时间，满足晚间赏月游客的 消费需求。 百望山森林公园： ...

秋意渐浓，北京将进入落叶期。记者从北京市公园管理中心了解到，近年来，北京各大市属公园在绿化废弃物循环利用方面各有高招，通过土壤改良、 粉碎还绿、环境布置等正向循环利用，将"绿废"逐步转化为资源。在《北京市生活垃圾管理条例》的有效带动下，公园里的绿化垃圾分拣、运输效率有所提 升，利用率同比提高20%。 高温腐熟 枯枝落叶变身"营养土" 例如百望山森林公园，就对较大径材的森林抚育林木进行间伐树干，作为森林步道护栏，步道台阶和步道地面由粉碎物覆盖。枯枝落叶和杂草，全部用 于粉碎和堆肥还林。 百望山森林公园步道被粉碎物覆盖 最小干预、变废为景 目前，北京多数市属公园采用高温腐熟的处理方式，将枯枝落叶变成有机基质，减少焚烧或填埋产生的二次污染。 在国家植物园（北园）西北侧设有一座绿化垃圾处理厂，每年集中处理约2万立方米绿化废弃物。通过工艺转化，产生基质约4000立方米，这些基质可 替代外购肥料使用，每年减少肥料支出成本约100万元，实现了生态价值与经济价值的双重提升。 粉碎后的绿化垃圾富含有机质氮、磷、钾等元素，可改善土壤结构，增强保水性和通气性。国家植物园每年会用堆肥后的土壤替换园区内的部分土壤， 尤其是对一些新栽植 ...

图片来源：北京市公园管理中心供图 北京商报讯（记者 吴其芸）10月3日，北京市公园管理中心发布的数据显示，国庆中秋假期第三天，市属公园运行平稳有序，共接待游客77.51万人次，游客 量排名前三位的是天坛公园、颐和园、北海公园。针对大客流情况，北京市公园管理中心在开展精细化服务并强化疏导引流工作的同时，推出16条错峰游览 路线、系列主题游览路线以及文创新品，为市民游客打造一场集观光、休闲与文化体验于一体的金秋游园盛会。 ...

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Core Viewpoint - The draft revision of the "Beijing Park Regulations" aims to address new issues faced by citizens in park usage, reflecting the evolving needs and increasing green demands of the public as the number and quality of parks in Beijing have significantly improved [1][2]. Group 1: Park Development and Citizen Needs - The number of parks in Beijing is projected to reach 1,100 by the end of 2024, establishing the city as a "thousand-park city" [1]. - The existing park management regulations are outdated and do not align with the current diverse recreational activities that citizens engage in, such as camping, cycling, and fitness [2]. - The draft proposes to create open shared areas in parks for activities like camping and fitness, addressing the need for outdoor engagement with nature [2]. Group 2: Management and Regulations - The draft emphasizes the need for uniform regulations across parks regarding activities like camping and the use of wheeled devices, allowing parks to make decisions based on their specific circumstances [2]. - It includes provisions to manage noise from activities such as dance and fitness, ensuring that they do not disrupt other park-goers [2]. - The regulations also require that commercial photography must be registered and approved by park management, ensuring that it does not interfere with public enjoyment [2]. Group 3: Environmental and Community Responsibility - The draft includes measures for park maintenance, such as rotating care to prevent damage to lawns and ensuring that areas are restored after commercial activities [3]. - It stresses the importance of protecting wildlife and discourages harmful practices like feeding or releasing animals [3]. - The overall approach of the draft reflects a commitment to enhancing the quality of urban life in Beijing, promoting a harmonious relationship between nature and the community [3].

Core Viewpoint - The new guidelines for park green space management in Shanghai aim to enhance public accessibility and services while addressing the challenges faced by park management in terms of costs and regulations [1] Group 1: Tent Setup Regulations - The peak seasons for tent setup in Shanghai parks are spring and autumn, with issues such as space occupation and safety concerns arising from tent use [2] - The guidelines prohibit blanket bans on tent setups due to safety concerns and require parks to scientifically determine the maximum capacity for tent areas [2] - Peace Park has opened a previously closed lawn area for tent setups, with specific regulations on tent size and number, indicating a shift to meet public demand [2][3] Group 2: Pet-Friendly Policies - The guidelines do not mandate parks to be pet-friendly but encourage management to follow local dog management regulations and provide clear signage for pet owners [4] - The introduction of pet-friendly areas has sparked mixed reactions from residents, highlighting the need for a balance between pet access and safety for children [4][5] Group 3: 24-Hour Park Accessibility - Over 80% of parks in Shanghai are now open 24 hours, but there are complaints about reduced service quality during nighttime [6] - The guidelines stipulate that at least one restroom in 24-hour parks must remain open, with plans to increase the number of restrooms based on visitor needs [6] - Some parks are implementing a patrol cleaning system for restrooms during late-night hours to manage costs while maintaining service quality [6]

Core Viewpoint The draft of the revised "Beijing Park Regulations" aims to address current issues in park management, including noise control, activity management, and vehicle access, while enhancing public services and ecological conservation. Group 1: Regulatory Changes - The draft includes 62 articles covering legislative purposes, overall requirements, park classification, planning, management, and public services [2] - New regulations on noise management require effective measures to prevent noise pollution during activities in parks [2][3] - Activities such as commercial filming must obtain approval from relevant authorities [3] Group 2: Activity and Vehicle Management - Parks can designate areas for cycling and other outdoor activities, with specific regulations on vehicle access [4] - The draft prohibits certain activities like live streaming in public areas to ensure a pleasant experience for all visitors [5] - Historical parks must scientifically determine visitor capacity and manage crowds accordingly [3] Group 3: Ecological and Community Considerations - The draft emphasizes biodiversity by designating conservation areas within ecological parks [7] - It encourages the integration of community services and facilities within park operations [6] - Parks are encouraged to utilize unconventional water sources for irrigation and landscape enhancement [8] Group 4: Visitor Statistics and Historical Context - As of the end of 2024, there are 1,100 parks in Beijing, with a per capita green space of 17.09 square meters [9] - The park system has seen over 500 million visitors annually, reflecting its importance in urban life [9] - The regulations aim to improve visitor behavior and overall park management, addressing over 16,000 cases of misconduct since 2020 [9]

Group 1 - Wuhan has made significant progress in establishing child-friendly parks, with three new parks completed this year, including the East Lake High-tech Zone Bao Xie Lake Park Phase I, Huangpi District Nan De Park, and Northwest Lake Children's Park [1] - The city is enhancing existing parks by adding child-friendly facilities and has opened a space themed playground at Jiefang Park, providing approximately 5,000 square meters of activity area for children [1] - A total of 300 outdoor classroom activities are planned for the year, with over 100 already conducted, aiming to engage youth and families in nature exploration and education [1] Group 2 - Based on the "Wuhan City Child-Friendly Park Construction Guidelines (Trial)," the city will evaluate child-friendly park constructions and create replicable models for further development [2] - Over 40 child-friendly parks have been established in Wuhan, with more than 80 new play facilities added, and the city has set up 91 mother-baby rooms and renovated 69 children's toilet stalls [2]