Jimu News Reporter Zhang Pan Correspondent Dantang Jing Hu Xinhua On November 10, more than ten volunteers from the Chibi Volunteer Service Team of the Chibi City Volunteer Association carried out the civilized practice of the "Protect White Swans and Create a Beautiful Home" pro

Jimu News reporter Zhang Pan

Correspondent Dantang Jing Hu Xinhua

On November 10, more than a dozen volunteers from the Chibi Volunteer Service Team of the Chibi City Volunteer Association carried out the "Protect the White Swan, Create a Beautiful Home" project in the Donggang Lake Wetland. civilized practical activities. In the Donggang Lake Wetland, volunteers hung banners that read "Protect Migratory Birds and Protect Ecology", picked up white garbage along the shores of Donggang Lake, and distributed relevant leaflets to tourists who came to watch birds.

"Donggang Lake Wetland is a necessary place for migratory birds. In winter and spring, the arrival of migratory birds makes Donggang Lake full of vitality and attracts a large number of bird watching tourists. The arrival of tourists will have an impact on the migratory birds that live here. Therefore, it is very meaningful for us to carry out civilized practice activities here," said a volunteer participating in the activity.

"It is really not easy for them to always stick to such a charitable spirit and carry out charity activities." Ms. Ge, a bird-watching tourist, constantly praised the volunteers who picked up garbage around the Donggang Lake Wetland.

"We have carried out volunteer service activities related to wetland protection for four consecutive years. During the winter of migratory birds, the frequency of our activities has increased, just to create a beautiful environment for the wintering migratory birds." Captain of the Chibi Volunteer Service Team Wang Yanshan said.

According to the Jimu News reporter, the "Protect White Swans and Create a Beautiful Home" civilized practice project of the Chibi Volunteer Service Team has been displayed in the Xianning City New Era Civilized Practice Project Competition. The project has a stable management team, and volunteers carry out practical activities focusing on publicity, persuasion, science popularization, cleaning and other aspects. Today, the number of migratory birds wintering here has increased, the number of tourists coming to watch birds has increased, uncivilized bird watching behavior has been greatly reduced, and the amount of man-made garbage in the reserve has been greatly reduced.

(Source: Jimu News)

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