In the early autumn, as a bird cage was opened, 11 eyebrows returned to freedom and flew to the branches to sing with a clear and exciting sound, adding to the autumn forest.
This was the scene of the recent successful release of 11 second-level national animal protection - the painting of beetles - from the Taifang River Dam Forest Park by law enforcement officials of the French County, together with the individuals involved, and a strong testimony to the effectiveness of the recent wildlife conservation operation in the country.
On 12 September, a special law enforcement unit was formed in conjunction with the Forestry Public Security Directorate, the Market Regulatory Authority, the Transport and Transport Department and the Agricultural and Rural Directorate to carry out a law enforcement raid on priority areas such as luxury parks, the Harmony Square and the Sea Dam forest. The operation resulted in the discovery of 11 illegal scavengers and the prosecution of 7 offenders in accordance with the law, which was a powerful means of combating criminal activities against wildlife resources.
Following a legal inquiry and a procedure for obtaining evidence, the officers of the Forestry Department of the Fang County led the persons involved to the dam forest park for their release. When the cages were opened, 11 of the brows were flapping their wings and quickly integrated into the Tulip forest, and the joy of returning to freedom was moving. This is a respect for the freedom of life and, above all, a vivid exercise of the concept of “man in harmony with nature”.
It is known that the painting of brows is a priority for wildlife protection at the national level and illegal hunting, buying, transporting and raising are strictly prohibited. Any involvement in the above-mentioned acts is illegal and is subject to severe legal penalties.
The government will take a heavy hit on the destruction of wildlife resources, find one, find one, find one. The Forestry Office of the Grand Fang County calls on the general public to resist the illegal trade in birds and not to hunt, buy or raise wild birds. In the event of a finding of a violation, call the Forestry Department's Monitoring and Reporting Hotline (0857-5221238) immediately for a report. The relevant heads of the Forestry Department of the Fong County stated that they would continue to assume political responsibility for ecological protection, with the firmest determination and the strongest initiative, and that they would build the wildlife protection line and contribute to the green and large-scale painting of “birds' fragrances, symbiotic life”.