CBCGDF Representatives Participated in the Discussion: Preparation and Construction of Miyun Apis Cerana Fabricius Ecological Technology Industry Demonstration Park

 On the afternoon of January 7, comrades from the China Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development Foundation (CBCGDF) and heads of relevant departments gathered together to have an in-depth and heated discussion on the project content of the construction of the Miyun Apis cerana cerana Fabricius Ecological Technology Industry Demonstration Park, and jointly discussed the preparations for the project.

 


During the seminar, the two sides conducted detailed discussions on key aspects of the demonstration park, such as planning and layout, ecological environment protection, Chinese bee breeding technology innovation, and industrial integration development. With their professional knowledge and rich experience in the ecological field, the comrades of the China Green Development Foundation shared many advanced concepts and practical cases with relevant departments, providing valuable guidance and suggestions for the construction of the demonstration park.

 

Relevant departments analyzed the opportunities and challenges faced by the construction of the demonstration park from the perspectives of policy support, resource integration, and departmental collaboration, and jointly sought practical solutions. Everyone agreed that the construction of the Miyun Chinese Bee Ecological Technology Industry Demonstration Park has important ecological, economic and social significance, and will play a positive role in promoting the upgrading of the local agricultural industry, promoting ecological environmental protection, and driving farmers to increase their income and become rich.

 

Through this discussion and exchange, the two sides further clarified the goals, tasks and key tasks of the demonstration park construction and reached a broad consensus. In the next step, they will work closely together to speed up the preparatory work of the demonstration park and ensure the smooth construction of the demonstration park. It is believed that with the joint efforts of both parties, the Miyun Apis cerana cerana Fabricius Ecological Technology Industry Demonstration Park will become a model of the integration of ecological technology and industrial development, injecting new vitality into the sustainable development of the Miyun area.

 

Original Chinese Article: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/t9DPnRLRp0obc_MXylEhbA

Translator: Maggie

Editor: Maggie

Checked by: Richard      

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