特色活动现场 本届大会总结了中国林学会自2019年成立自然教育委员会以来的实践成果，肯定了中国自然教育大会对行业发展作出的积极贡献。与会代表表示，未 来要进一步发挥自然教育在生态文明建设中的重要作用，推动自然教育与学校教育深度融合，加快顶层设计落地实施，助力美丽中国建设；要积极构 建"智慧自然教育"新范式，深化"自然教育+"跨界融合，夯实队伍、标准、设施等发展基础，进一步凝聚政府、学校、企业、媒体等社会合力，推动自然 教育在加快建设人与自然和谐共生的现代化中发挥更大作用。 11月15日~16日，2025中国自然教育大会在浙江杭州举办，主题为"绿水青山间 浙里'AI'自然"，由中国林学会、自然资源部宣传教育中心、浙江农林 大学联合主办。 开幕式上，发布了《2024中国自然教育发展报告》，系统梳理了全国自然教育机构、课程体系建设、人才培养等现状，为行业发展提供了数据参考。 国际木材科学院院士、国际竹藤中心研究员王戈作《发挥竹材材性优势 创新开发以竹代塑产品》主旨报告，宁波大学土木工程与地理环境学院教授吴乃 成发表《从实验室到山河湖海：高校自然教育的社会责任与全球视野》主旨演讲，杭州植物园园长张海珍作《让自然成为生 ...

11月16日，大熊猫国家公园宝兴片区（四川雅安宝兴县）在北京发布四条自然教育线路。不同于传统文旅线路，自然教育线路聚焦不同群体实践能力与生态 意识培养，将引导公众走进大熊猫国家公园宝兴片区（四川雅安宝兴县）实景，开展科学探究与自然体验。 四条自然教育线路"全年龄段覆盖"，精准匹配不同群体需求，主打让更多游客走进公园实景，沉浸式开启自然体验。 "银发活力营"：鼓励老年人在家人的陪伴下慢享自然。 这四条多元自然教育线路的推出，基于近年来宝兴县与中国科学院动物研究所等权威机构的深度合作，不仅能让游客更深入地接触大熊猫国家公园，了解小 动物，更为持续推进物种保护、生态修复与科普教育构建起"多层次、广覆盖"的自然教育网络。 （总台记者 郑轶 宝兴融媒） "生态经济与科学探索"：针对15到17岁关注社会经济与公共政策的青少年群体。 "熊猫亲子营"：服务6到9岁的儿童家庭，倡导亲子共融自然体验。 "青少年生态科考"：面向10到15岁对动植物与科研感兴趣的学生群体。 ...

Group 1 - The three core concepts of national park construction are ecological protection, national representation, and public welfare [1] - The third National Park Forum held in Chengdu focused on the construction paths and future visions of national parks [1] Group 2 - There is a significant barrier in public awareness and experience regarding national parks, which needs to be addressed in the next five years [2] - Suggestions include implementing a low ticket price system for national parks and offering free admission for specific groups such as military personnel, students, and the elderly [2] - The Giant Panda National Park has a natural advantage in promoting public engagement due to the emotional connection people have with pandas [2] Group 3 - Natural education is crucial for attracting the public to experience national parks, but current educational offerings are fragmented and lack systematic planning [2] - A comprehensive natural education resource system has been developed to integrate knowledge across multiple disciplines related to the Giant Panda National Park [2] Group 4 - The establishment of science popularization centers, such as the collaboration between the National Animal Museum and local communities, serves as an important window for the public to understand national parks [3] - Effective operational planning is necessary to balance public welfare and market interests in the development of these centers [3] Group 5 - The construction of national parks is fundamentally a development issue, with the need for collaboration between national parks and surrounding communities for sustainable protection [5] - The Tangjiahe Community Science Popularization Center serves as a model for integrating local development with national park objectives [5] - Local governments have invested over 12 million yuan in various projects to support the development of the Giant Panda National Park [5] - The proportion of local households engaged in tourism and related industries has reached 45%, with per capita disposable income increasing by over 230% since 2018 [5] - The transformation of local communities into contributors and beneficiaries of national park construction is emphasized [5]

Group 1 - The Shenzhen Bay Park Nature Education Center was awarded the "Wetland Education Center Star Award," recognizing its excellence in wetland environmental education and capacity building [1] - This award marks the third international honor for Shenzhen's natural education centers, following the awards received by Overseas Chinese Town National Wetland Park and Futian Mangrove Ecological Park [1] - A total of 39 "Star Wetland Centers" have been recognized globally across two batches [1] Group 2 - Shenzhen Bay Park serves as a critical point in the East Asia-Australasia migratory route, attracting tens of thousands of migratory birds each winter and spring [2] - The Nature Education Center emphasizes "learning through fun," offering engaging exhibits and interactive activities focused on bird knowledge and mangrove ecosystem protection [2] - The center has successfully engaged the public in wetland conservation efforts through a series of well-developed environmental education activities [1][2]

Core Viewpoint - Guangzhou has made significant progress in ecological construction, focusing on enhancing the quality of life for its citizens through green initiatives and sustainable development [1][3]. Group 1: Green Achievements and Community Impact - The core goal of the "Beautiful Guangzhou" initiative is to enhance citizens' sense of gain and happiness, with the establishment of 1,516 parks, 542.8 kilometers of forest trails, and nearly 4,000 kilometers of greenways, creating a "10,000-kilometer slow-moving recreational space" [1]. - The initiative promotes the integration of ecology with new business models, such as all-terrain sports parks and mountain biking events, allowing citizens to engage in outdoor activities close to home [1][2]. Group 2: Long-term Sustainability and Systematic Efforts - A comprehensive "four-in-one" guarantee system has been established, focusing on institutional, industrial, technological, and regional collaboration to ensure sustainable development [3]. - Institutional measures include the implementation of a forest chief system, with a goal to achieve the top provincial assessment in 2024 and receive national recognition [3]. - The forestry industry is being enhanced by integrating it with tourism, health care, and nature education, with a target forestry output value of 151.9 billion yuan by 2024 [3]. - Technological advancements include the development of a digital platform for precise monitoring and efficient management of ecological resources [3]. - Regional collaboration aims to create a comprehensive ecological safety framework, promoting joint ecological governance and tourism development [3]. Group 3: Future Directions - Guangzhou will continue to implement Xi Jinping's ecological civilization thought and align with the central urban work conference's spirit, focusing on economic growth, safety, and quality improvement while advancing the construction of a national botanical garden system [4].