Core Viewpoint - Zhejiang Province is a pioneer in green finance reform and innovation, actively exploring effective financial support mechanisms for biodiversity protection, achieving positive results [1][2]. Group 1: Financial Support Mechanisms - Zhejiang has established a framework for financial support for biodiversity protection, including the development of a biodiversity financial standard system and the promotion of financial institutions to create biodiversity financial service systems [1]. - Huzhou City has taken the lead in issuing implementation opinions on financial support for biodiversity protection, guiding financial institutions to build biodiversity financial service systems [1]. - Quzhou City has developed a biodiversity risk management system based on a green finance credit information service platform, integrating it with a digital governance platform and 27 financial institutions for efficient risk assessment [1]. - Lishui City has established a smart monitoring system for biodiversity and published the first local guideline for ecological product value accounting, supporting financial institutions in project evaluation and monitoring [1]. Group 2: Innovative Financial Products and Models - Zhejiang is innovating various financial products and financing models to meet the diverse and personalized financing needs in the biodiversity sector, focusing on major projects like national parks and ecosystem restoration [2]. - Huzhou City has created a mixed financing model combining fiscal subsidies, ecological compensation, and credit support, introducing unique credit products like wetland carbon credit loans and biodiversity protection GEP green loans [2]. - Quzhou City has introduced financing services such as "Happy Living" and "Housing Loan" to support ecological relocation and has piloted an ecosystem-oriented development (EOD) investment model [2]. - Lishui City has launched ecological rights pledge loan models like "GEP Loan" and "Ecological Benefit Loan," promoting the transformation of "ecological rights" into "ecological capital" [2].