https://www.shine.cn/news/metro/2310275335/
"Shanghai's greenery authorities kicked off a monthlong promotion campaign on
Friday to raise awareness of wildlife conservation among the pubic, with a slew
of activities including exhibitions and science popularization classes rolled
out across the city.
A new law with a total of 37 regulations on wild animal conservation was passed
by the Shanghai People's Congress, the city's legislature, in June to further
enrich and optimize wildlife management measures.
It's the first wildlife conservation promotion month in the city, following the
law.
On Friday, a photo exhibition highlighting wildlife and nature raised its
curtain at Fuxing Park, in downtown Huangpu District.
The event received about 31,000 photos from 210 photographers, with some
selected for the exhibition. The itinerant exhibition will tour in Dong'an Park
and the Shanghai Botanical Gardens in Xuhui District, and Zhongshan Park in
Changning District as well.
On November 24, a bird biodiversity investigation activity will be held at
Jinhai Wetland in Caolu Town, in the Pudong New Area, while a guided tour will
take place at the Chenshan Botanical Gardens in Songjiang District on November
26.
An insect specimen exhibition will be held at Dong'an Park in mid and late
November, while classes on the conservation of Chinese sturgeon will be held on
campus during the month as well.
Guided tours taking people into nature will be held at Shanghai Mianqing Park,
which is one of the first group of six parks on an ecological park belt
circling the city that have opened to the public."
Via
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