Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the Brutus Whale Science Popularization Base in Weizhou Island, Guangxi, aims to enhance marine ecological civilization and provide practical examples for the protection of rare marine species in China's coastal areas [1] Group 1: Brutus Whale Conservation - The Brutus whale is classified as a first-level protected wild animal in China and is recognized as a rare baleen whale species globally [1] - In 2018, a stable population of Brutus whales was confirmed in the waters around Weizhou Island, with over 60 identified individuals, making it the only area in China's coastal waters where this species can be reliably observed [1] - From September to April each year, Brutus whales gather in the waters between Weizhou Island and Xieyang Island for feeding, which is the only confirmed feeding ground for baleen whales in China's coastal waters [1] Group 2: Ecological Protection Mechanism - Weizhou Island has established an ecological protection mechanism based on the "Beihai City Weizhou Island Ecological Environment Protection Regulations," promoting government leadership, social collaboration, and public participation [1] - The island has received multiple honors, including the International "New Sustainable City and Human Settlements Award," and recognition as a "Beautiful Island" and "Beautiful Bay" in China, as well as a practice innovation base for the concept of "Green Water and Green Mountains are Gold and Silver Mountains" [1]