新华社罗马/南京12月7日电 记者手记｜一份动物园合作备忘录，连起长江与台伯河 新华社记者刁泽 陈思 红山森林动物园近年来打造"沉浸式展示"，尽可能还原动物的自然环境，使其拥有更多行为选择， 这让赴华考察的罗马动物园园方印象深刻。帕兰扎认为，南京红山森林动物园为动物提供隐蔽空间，使 其能自由选择是否被观众看到，这种"反向设计"尊重动物天性，与罗马动物园的理念一致。在他看来， 动物园的动物不是被动的"展品"，以动物为中心的理念将成为两园互学互鉴的重点。 在与中国同行交流中，帕兰扎感到双方在"整体生态观"上高度一致：动物园不应只聚焦"明星物 种"，而要关注完整的生态系统。他希望未来在罗马动物园建设"中华物种专区"，系统展示更多中国物 种，让当地公众了解它们在全球生态版图中的独特价值。 此次赴华交流也让帕兰扎直观感受到中国在生态文明建设上的努力。他表示，中意在绿色发展理念 上高度契合，都强调尊重、顺应、保护自然，并认同动物园在提升民众环保意识中的重要作用。 红山森林动物园园长沈志军说，在理解人与自然关系、推动公众参与保护等方面，红山森林动物园 和罗马动物园有共同认知，为推进合作奠定了基础。帕兰扎认为，两园合作不仅是 ...

Core Theme - The annual conference focuses on "Sustainable Development of Zoos," aligning with national ecological civilization strategies and the tourism group's principles of "ecological priority and green development" [1][2] Event Overview - The conference took place in Wuxi, gathering nearly 220 industry professionals from about 80 zoos across six provinces and one city in East China [1] - It serves as a platform for industry exchange, emphasizing practical implementation to support the development of the zoo sector [1] Key Areas of Discussion - Discussions will cover four critical areas: management, animal husbandry, veterinary care, and science education, utilizing a combination of "thematic exchanges, group discussions, and field visits" [1] - The event aims to consolidate industry wisdom and promote high-quality sustainable development in East China's zoos [1] Host Zoo Contributions - Wuxi Zoo showcased its unique ecological advantages and development achievements, transitioning from a traditional zoo to a comprehensive ecological display area [1] - The zoo has successfully managed the Huishan National Forest Park, integrating cultural and tourism development with ecological practices [1] Practical Initiatives - The conference highlighted practical and innovative topics, including management models, adversity development, and brand communication [2] - Wuxi Zoo, Hefei Wild Animal Park, and Nanchang Zoo shared experiences in brand communication and scientific innovation in animal care [2] Group Discussions - Four group discussion sessions were organized to address core industry needs, focusing on themes like "management of sustainable zoos" and "behavior training of captive animals" [3] - These discussions aim to foster collaboration and provide strong momentum for solving development challenges in the East China zoo industry [3]

Group 1: Modern Zoos and Animal Protection - The World Association of Zoos and Aquariums emphasizes that the goal of modern zoos is animal protection, contrasting with traditional zoos that often exploit animals for entertainment [2][3] - A significant behavioral shift has been observed in animals, such as bears in Beijing Zoo transitioning from begging for food to hibernating, indicating a move towards more natural behaviors [2] - Modern zoos aim to protect not just rare species but also their habitats, with statistics showing that breeding programs in zoos have positively impacted the populations of 16 out of 64 endangered vertebrate species [3] Group 2: Impact of Trade Wars on Agriculture - China's annual demand for soybeans exceeds 100 million tons, making it the world's largest soybean importer, primarily sourcing from the U.S. [4] - In response to U.S. tariffs, China and the EU have shifted their soybean imports to Brazil, raising concerns about the impact on Brazil's tropical rainforests [4][5] - The "Soy Moratorium" agreement in Brazil, established in 2006, prohibits purchasing soybeans sourced from deforested areas of the Amazon, but recent agricultural expansion poses risks to this initiative [5][6] Group 3: Security Issues in Museums - A recent theft at the Louvre involved four thieves stealing nine pieces of jewelry in just seven minutes, highlighting significant security vulnerabilities in major museums [6][7] - The Louvre's security challenges stem from its historical architecture, which prioritizes aesthetics over security, complicating modern protective measures [9][10] - With over 8 million annual visitors and 400 exhibition halls, the Louvre faces immense demands on its security resources, raising questions about the adequacy of current measures [10]

Group 1 - The "Panda Bus" was launched in Guangzhou as part of the "National Treasure Welcomes the National Games" series, combining the image of the national treasure, sports spirit, and ecological education elements [1][3] - The bus features a lively design with pink and green colors, showcasing popular pandas from the Guangzhou Zoo, creating an engaging atmosphere for the National Games [3][5] - Inside the bus, passengers can scan QR codes to listen to real panda sounds and view educational content about pandas and other animals, enhancing the interactive experience [3][8] Group 2 - A unique "Panda Fun Science Education" activity was held on the bus's launch day, allowing families to engage in a fun and educational experience [5][7] - The bus will operate on specific routes and offer customized services for social groups, promoting the concept of "travel as a classroom" [8] - The bus service is a collaboration between Guangzhou's Yutong Bus Company and the Guangzhou Zoo, with plans to continue developing ecological education activities [8]

Core Viewpoint - The Ordos Wildlife Park has successfully integrated creative content and engaging animal IPs to become a phenomenon in regional cultural tourism, demonstrating innovative strategies in the era of cultural tourism integration [3][8]. Group 1: Creative Content and Engagement - The "Fat Mermaid" performance at the Ordos Aquarium has captivated audiences, showcasing a unique interpretation of the mermaid concept that challenges traditional beauty standards [3][5]. - The performance video has garnered significant online attention, with 3.6 million views, 98,000 likes, and over 400,000 shares and comments, highlighting the effectiveness of unconventional marketing strategies [3][5]. Group 2: Animal Interaction and Education - The interaction between visitors and the artificially raised golden leopard twins has created a heartwarming narrative, enhancing public engagement through educational content and emotional storytelling [5][6]. - The "Most Dedicated Working Leopard" video has received over 69,000 likes, showcasing the appeal of combining nurturing stories with adorable animal behavior [5]. Group 3: Digital Marketing and Visitor Engagement - The park has effectively utilized social media platforms, particularly Douyin, collaborating with nearly 100 influencers to create immersive experiences that attract a wide audience [6][8]. - The official live streaming sessions have ranked among the top 50 scenic area live streams in the country, converting online engagement into substantial offline visitor traffic [6][8]. Group 4: Visitor Statistics and Market Demand - From January to August this year, the Ordos Wildlife Park has welcomed a total of 850,000 visitors, reflecting a strong market demand for diverse, authentic, and emotionally resonant cultural tourism content [8].

Group 1 - The African elephant family at Shanghai Wild Animal Park welcomed a new member, a female calf born on May 22, weighing approximately 90 kilograms, marking the third calf for the family [1][2] - The calf, being the first female in the family, is currently healthy and resides in a designated nursery area with her mother, "Ruth," and other elephant mothers, facilitating shared parenting experiences [2][5] - The caretakers have observed that "Ruth," initially inexperienced as a mother, has adapted to nurturing her calf with assistance from the caretakers and neighboring elephants, showcasing effective maternal behavior [5][7] Group 2 - The successful birth of the calf is part of a broader achievement for the Shanghai Wild Animal Park, which has seen three African elephant calves born in the last six months, indicating progress in breeding efforts [7] - The park's conservation team has overcome significant challenges related to breeding African elephants, which are sensitive to climate, food, and social environments, thus enhancing their reproductive capabilities [7]

Group 1 - The core story revolves around a mother seeking a refund for a zoo annual pass due to her child's serious illness, which led to a significant act of kindness from the zoo [2][3][68] - The South Tong Forest Wild Animal Park not only refunded the annual pass fee of 588 yuan but also donated 50,000 yuan in cash and over 12,000 yuan from a wishing well, while allowing the family to keep their annual pass permanently [3][68] - This act of goodwill garnered widespread attention and praise on social media, significantly increasing the zoo's popularity and boosting tourism in the surrounding area [4][5][66] Group 2 - The phenomenon of the "Snow Cake Monkey" at the Changchun Animal and Botanical Park illustrates a different approach to engaging visitors through humor and relatable content [7][10] - The character, portrayed by actor Wang Tiezhu, gained immense popularity on social media, leading to a surge in visitors to the park and creating a new form of interactive experience for guests [14][16][17] - The success of the "Snow Cake Monkey" reflects a broader trend where emotional engagement and relatable content drive tourism and visitor participation in urban cultural experiences [25][72] Group 3 - The Red Mountain Forest Zoo in Nanjing transformed its financial situation by leveraging social media and creating relatable animal characters, leading to a significant increase in visitor engagement and merchandise sales [31][62] - The zoo's innovative marketing strategies, including the creation of animal IPs and relatable content, have resulted in a substantial increase in revenue from younger demographics [56][59] - The combination of emotional storytelling and interactive experiences has redefined the role of zoos in urban tourism, making them vital components of city culture and economy [70][75]

Core Viewpoint - The Shenzhen Wild Animal Park is facing complaints regarding its rental service for mobility vehicles, particularly concerning unclear billing terms and perceived unreasonable charges, prompting the park to consider revising its pricing structure and improving service transparency [1][8]. Group 1: Consumer Complaints - Consumers have reported that key billing terms are not prominently displayed, leading to confusion about charges [1][5]. - A specific case involved a visitor who rented a mobility vehicle for 2 hours and 13 minutes, resulting in a charge of 300 yuan, which included a minimum charge for time not fully utilized [1][4]. - The visitor highlighted that the billing rule stating "over 5 minutes charged as half an hour" was not clearly communicated at the rental point or in the app [5][10]. Group 2: Company Response - The park's management acknowledged the complaints and expressed regret for the service shortcomings, stating that the pricing structure is clearly posted and that consumers voluntarily choose to rent [8][9]. - The park has initiated a refund process for the affected visitor and is working on modifying the billing rules to a more consumer-friendly structure [9]. - Plans include changing the billing from "30-minute segments" to "5-minute segments" to avoid overcharging for minimal time [9]. Group 3: Legal Perspective - Legal experts suggest that the park's practice of using smaller font for critical billing information may violate consumer rights, as it obscures important terms [10]. - Recommendations include adjusting the visibility of billing terms on public signage and ensuring that the app displays complete pricing information to prevent future disputes [10].