Group 1 - The Beijing Science and Technology Week has showcased 12 research achievements from municipal parks, which positively impact urban park ecology, biodiversity, and resident well-being [1] - The artificial population of the critically endangered Baikal teal has exceeded 100 individuals, marking a significant milestone in conservation efforts since the initiation of a systematic protection project in 2019 [2] - Research on the invasive Juniper scale insect has led to the identification of its host plants and life cycle, resulting in comprehensive control measures to mitigate its impact [3] Group 2 - Technological advancements have significantly improved the restoration of cherry blossoms in Yuyuantan Park, with a custom formula increasing new shoot growth by 32% and root vitality by 50% [4] - The National Botanic Garden has established a resource bank for crabapple species, collecting over 200 classification units and 800 specimens, contributing to species conservation [4] - The research on the "Xiangshan Route Map" has provided valuable insights into Qing Dynasty history and geography, aiding in the preservation of historical sites [5][6] Group 3 - The Beijing Municipal Park Management Center emphasizes the role of scientific research in enhancing urban park management, contributing to ecological system construction and enriching public green space experiences [6]