4QDlAc2z3fM finance.huanqiu.comarticleTaizhou, Zhejiang:Government and Enterprises Work Together to Protect Wetlands, "State Grid Green Ark Program" Project Passes on Cultural Heritage/e3pmh1hmp/fnjsms207<article><section data-type="rtext"><p>On February 2nd, on the occasion of the 30th World Wetlands Day, State Grid Taizhou Power Supply Company, relying on the "State Grid Green Ark Program" public welfare project of State Grid, joined forces with the Taizhou Jianyang Lake Wetland Conservation Center, the Huangyan District Agricultural and Rural Affairs Bureau, the Huangyan District Comprehensive Law Enforcement Bureau, and the Huangyan District Court to carry out a joint activity of theme publicity and ecological protection around Jianyang Lake Wetland. Through the collaborative efforts of the government and enterprises, they aim to build a strong ecological barrier for the wetland and pass on its cultural heritage. </p><p><i class="pic-con"><img data-alt="" src="//img.huanqiucdn.cn/dp/api/files/imageDir/4d15750af76e6a985998d0fd394b622cu1.png?imageView2/2/w/1260" /></i></p><p>This year's World Wetlands Day theme is "Wetlands and traditional knowledge:Celebrating cultural heritage". At the event, various units and departments used forms such as display boards, intangible cultural heritage product exhibitions, and ecological case sharing to popularize knowledge about wetland protection, key points of the "Wetland Convention", and interpret the ecological value of the public welfare project. </p> <adv-loader __attr__inner="7004636" __attr__style="width: auto;position: relative;float: left;border: 1px solid #ebebeb; padding: 20px;overflow: hidden;margin: 10px 30px 40px 0;"></adv-loader> <p>As the largest inland wetland in Taizhou, Jianyang Lake is known as "Huangyan's Shajia Bang", and is one of the first provincial important wetlands and a national urban wetland park. It is home to 282 species of wetland plants and various birds and amphibians, and has both ecological conservation and cultural heritage value. It is also an important carrier of the local "Song Dynasty culture + wetland ecological protection" model. Since the signing of the "Wetland Convention" in 1971, wetland protection has become a global consensus. This year marks the 30th World Wetlands Day, and this government-enterprise joint activity not only practices the spirit of the convention but also doubles as a protection of both the wetland ecosystem and traditional cultural heritage. </p><p>At the event, State Grid Taizhou Power Supply Company focused on green power empowerment, relying on the "State Grid Green Ark Program" public welfare project, and highlighted the line optimization project launched to protect the habitat and migration rights of wetland animals. By scientifically planning the route of power lines and proactively making way for ecological spaces, it has effectively injected power into the wetland ecological restoration, helping to create a paradise for birds with clear waters and blue skies. </p><p>It is reported that the "State Grid Green Ark Program" project takes the main habitats of rare species as its protection targets. By building green power supply systems in and around these habitats, it provides reliable clean energy and digital transformation tools for research and practice related to biodiversity conservation, thereby achieving the protection of biodiversity. </p><p>This event not only enhanced the public's awareness of wetland protection but also consolidated the foundation of government-enterprise collaboration in ecological protection. In the next stage, State Grid Taizhou Power Supply Company will continue to deepen the "Green Power Ark" project, strengthen regular collaboration with all parties, empower wetland ecological restoration with green power technology. State Grid Taizhou Power Supply Company will also explore the connection between wetlands and traditional knowledge, practice the concept that "green mountains and clear waters are as valuable as mountains of gold and silver", and inject lasting green energy into the protection of Taizhou's wetland ecology and the inheritance of cultural heritage.（By Feng Jing） </p></section></article>1770098807349责编：徐娜Global Times Online177009880734911[]//img.huanqiucdn.cn/dp/api/files/imageDir/8f3277e8bb500359596d62feda807841u1.png{"email":"xuna@huanqiu.com","name":"徐娜"}