Wuwei Tianzhu: Protect wild animals and plants and build an ecological homeland

Original title: Tianzhu: Protect wild animals and plants to build an ecological homeland

According to Wuwei Daily, China's Gansu Network reported on April 9 (reporter Cai Zecheng Gu Zhendong) this year, the forestry department of Tianzhu County strengthened publicity and education, increased supervision and inspection, cracked down on illegal acts, actively protected wild animals and plants, and jointly built an ecological homeland.

More than 600 forestry workers in the county have carried out large-scale centralized publicity and education activities, publicizing the "Wildlife Protection Law of the People's Republic of China" and other laws and regulations through the distribution of publicity materials, symposiums and exchanges, advocating the harmonious coexistence of man and nature, and striving to raise the awareness of cadres and the masses to protect wild animals and plants. At the same time of publicity and guidance, forest farms in various countries strictly follow the principle of "territorial management, hierarchical responsibility, clear rights and responsibilities, and comprehensive coverage", pack pieces in stages, conscientiously implement the responsibility of protection and management, comprehensively inspect wild animals and habitats, pay close attention to the activities of wild animals, and continuously strengthen the monitoring of epidemic source diseases, so as to achieve all-round management, no blind spots, and no dead ends. The county forestry bureau, in conjunction with the forestry inspection brigade, industry and commerce, food and medicine and other departments, conducts drag-net law enforcement inspections of farmyards, restaurants, farmers' markets, pharmacies, etc., conscientiously supervises artificial breeding enterprises of wild animals, promptly investigates and deals with illegal acts such as illegal collection, acquisition, sale, and transportation of wild animals and plants and precious wild trees, and creates an ecological environment in which man and nature coexist in harmony.