China’s third National Park Forum kicked off in Chengdu this week, blending tech, conservation, and community power under the theme ‘Protecting Natural Treasures, Shaping the Beauty of Harmony’. Organized by top forestry authorities and Sichuan Province, the event spotlighted major strides in eco-protection and sustainable development. 🌏✨
Eco Wins: Pandas, Tigers & High-Tech Rangers
A landmark report backed by 50+ experts from Tsinghua and Peking Universities revealed jaw-dropping progress: restored black soil in Sanjiangyuan, thriving panda corridors, and rebounding Amur tiger populations. Bonus? High-tech acoustic monitoring is now tracking wildlife like never before! 🐯🎤
Jobs Meet Green Goals
Over 50,000 local residents have become eco-rangers across China’s first five national parks, balancing conservation with community growth. Talk about a win-win! 👩🌾💼
Sky-Space-Ground Surveillance Goes Live
A new unified monitoring system will fuse satellites, drones, and ground sensors to protect parks in real time. Think: AI spotting poachers while tracking endangered species. 🛰️🤖
Carbon-Neutral Conference? Yes, Please!
This year’s forum walked the talk: every emission from flights to food was measured and offset, setting a gold standard for green events. Even the swag bags were eco-friendly! ♻️📉
