On the morning of October 12th, 90 teachers and students from Taxian County on the Pamir Plateau visited the Futian National Nature Reserve in Neilingding, Guangdong, which was not only an unforgettable experience for them, but also the second time that the "Hand in Hand" exchange activity for primary and secondary school students in Shenta bloomed the flower of friendship in this ecological treasure land, and the event was also strongly supported by China Guangfa Bank.
The 101 Nature Classroom in the reserve was filled with a warm and warm atmosphere, and a simple but grand welcome ceremony was held here. The Protected Area Administration and China Guangfa Bank carefully prepared a souvenir for the teachers and students present, implying the depth and long-term friendship between the two places. Zhang Junpeng, Director of the Party Committee Office of China Guangfa Bank Shenzhen Branch, sent a message to the students, hoping that their time in Shenzhen would be full of laughter and harvest, not only to make like-minded friends, but also to broaden their horizons, study hard and grow healthily. At the same time, I also hope that the students will bring the mangrove ecological culture of Shenzhen to the distant Pamir Plateau, and accumulate strength for the construction of a more beautiful motherland in the future. Student representatives from Ta County also presented gifts to the Reserve Administration and Guangfa Bank.
Subsequently, Dr. Yang Qiong, a professor-level senior engineer of the Guangdong Neilingding Futian National Nature Reserve Administration, gave a wonderful lecture entitled "AI Technology Helps Protect the Beauty of Mangrove Wetlands". In an in-depth way, she introduced the ecological wonder of mangroves and the birds that inhabit them, as well as how the reserve uses AI technology to carry out intelligent bird monitoring and fine management of mangrove wetlands. Professor Yang's lively and interesting explanation opened the door to the mystery of mangroves for the students.
After the lecture, the teachers and students, led by the staff and volunteers of the reserve, embarked on a wonderful journey to explore the mangrove forest. They shuttled through the lush mangrove forests, listened to the stories of the mangroves, observed the migratory birds on the tidal flats, and felt the magic and charm of nature...... "So this is the mouse Yia~" "This is the redshank?" Where did they come from? Along the way, the children's innocent eyes sparkled with curiosity, and they kept asking questions, comparing their newly learned knowledge of mangroves and their newly met migratory bird friends. · Kurban, a student from Dolai Timaimaiti, said that there are poplar, pine and cypress trees on their side to protect their homes from wind and sand.
At the end of the event, this group of children from Ta County sincerely invited everyone to visit their hometown. The staff of the reserve also hope that this visit to the mangrove forest will sow the seeds of love for nature in the hearts of the children, and that they will bloom green flowers in the future and jointly protect their beautiful homes.
Source: Jingbao APP
Reporter: Li Xia
Correspondent: Ye Huiping
Editor: Feng Yan