South Korea's Suncheon City joins hands with local governments to protect Hooded Cranes

　　China News Service, Seoul, January 15th (Liu Xuwan Jiaxin) From the 11th to the 12th local time, the "Symposium on Local Autonomous Groups for the Protection of Hooded Crane Habitats" was held in Suncheon, Jeollanam-do, South Korea. The Korean Hooded Crane Habitat Local Government, including Sanshi, is working together to protect the habitat of the world's endangered and rare bird Hooded Crane.

The picture shows the removal of the habitat plastic greenhouse.

Photo by Liu Xu

　　It is understood that more than 100 people from the Ministry of Environment of South Korea, Suncheon City in South Jeolla Province, Seosan City in South Chungcheong Province, and Cheorwon County in Gangwon Province, as well as media, etc. attended the event.

During the symposium, activities such as providing food for the bald-headed crane habitat in Suncheon Bay and dismantling the plastic greenhouses in the habitat were carried out, and business negotiations were held with the heads of local governments for the protection of bald-headed cranes.

The picture shows the staff explaining the habitat of Hooded Cranes in Suncheon Bay.

Photo by Liu Xu

　　It is reported that the main contents of the negotiation include establishing a network for the protection of hooded cranes and their habitats; formulating hooded crane habitat management plans and sharing experience and skills; building an epidemic prevention system by sharing hooded crane disease information; holding live habitat monitoring and information exchange seminars will wait.

The picture shows the Mayor of Suncheon and others providing food for the Hooded Crane habitat in Suncheon Bay.

Photo by Liu Xu

　　According to the Suncheon City Government, from April 1st to October 31st this year, Suncheon City will host the Suncheon Bay International Horticultural Expo after ten years.

The horticultural expo still follows the themes of "ecology" and "nature" as it did ten years ago, conveying the concept of healing to visitors.

The picture shows the bald crane habitat in Suncheon Bay.

Photo by Liu Xu

　　Suncheon City Mayor Lu Guangui (sound) said that this horticultural expo is the first international event in the "Visit Korea Year 2023" project, and he looks forward to providing a reference model for future urban development through active cooperation.

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