Baokang: Water Qingye Green Ecological Whitening Egish Egish Egishness Plugked into the painting

Shui Qingyan's green ecological beauty, egret danced. In the past few days, on the water surface of the Qingxi River in Baokang County, a group of egrets or wings are dancing, or foraging, which is interesting to the surrounding beaches and wetlands, forming a beautiful ecological scroll.

On August 26, the reporter saw in the Bay section of the Qingxi River archway in Baokang County that a group of egrets hovered on the water. I saw them from flying high and rushing into the clouds; sometimes low -altitude hovering, playing and prey; sometimes walking between the grass and pacing leisurely. The white figure quickly passed through the sparkling water, stroked a beautiful arc in the air, and formed a vibrant ecological landscape with the blue water and blue sky.

Egret belongs to the national endangered birds and is a national first -level protection animal. It is extremely demanding on the environment. It is called "monitoring birds of atmosphere and water quality." The change in the number of egret population can be used as a dynamic indicator for regional environmental monitoring.

In recent years, Baokang County has adhered to the strategy of ecological priority and green development, in -depth practice of development concepts, and unswervingly follow the development path of "green water and green mountains is the golden mountains and silver mountains". The management and protection of the coastline of the waters and the water ecological restoration, coordinate the implementation of the large greening and river ecological governance projects in urban areas, increase the construction of ecological civilization, and create a beautiful new ecology of "water clearing", "river smooth" and "shore green" in urban and rural areas. The environment and the living environment are continuously improved to achieve harmonious symbiosis of man and nature.

Today, a good ecological environment has become a beautiful scenery on the banks of the Qingxi River, and the Qingxi River has become a paradise for many birds such as egrets, wild ducks, and wild ducks.

(Chen Quanlin, a client correspondent of Hubei Daily, a reporter from Ding Xinluo, a reporter from Full Media)

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