Core Points - The establishment of eight new youth task forces by the South China Sea Ecological Center aims to enhance marine ecological protection, scientific research, and emergency response efforts [5][7] - The youth task forces have been recognized for their contributions, including completing 14 promotional events with over 10,000 participants, showcasing their role in advancing ecological awareness [5] - The focus areas of the new task forces include marine ecological monitoring, technological innovation, and public education on marine conservation [8][10] Group 1: Youth Task Forces - The newly formed business development planning and technical service expansion task force aims to improve the service capabilities of young professionals while integrating various functions [7] - The intelligent ecological buoy task force focuses on ensuring marine ecological safety through real-time monitoring and early warning systems using big data and AI technologies [7] - The marine rare and endangered species research task force is dedicated to monitoring and protecting species such as birds, whales, and sea turtles, utilizing advanced monitoring technologies [10][11] Group 2: Research and Monitoring - The seagrass bed research task force aims to create a comprehensive map of seagrass ecosystems in the South China Sea, analyzing ecological health and risks [11] - The Yangjiang nuclear power cold source risk research task force focuses on ecological environment analysis and disaster biological monitoring around nuclear facilities [13] - The marine ecological risk early warning monitoring task force is developing pollution detection and risk assessment models to support ecological restoration and monitoring efforts [13]