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一 |     The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has delisted 21 species from the Endangered Species Act due to extinction, the agency announced Monday.The service had proposed the delisting of nearly two dozen species in September 2021 due to extinction. Included in the group of animals now declared extinct are the Little Mariana fruit bat, also known as a flying fox, in Guam; two species of fish, including the San Marcos gambusia in Texas and Scioto madtom in Ohio, and eight species of mussels. Ten species of birds, including the Bachman's warbler, a small yellow and black songbird, in Florida and South Carolina; the Bridled white-eye, a green, yellow and white tropical lowland forest bird from Guam, and eight honeycreeper species in Hawaii, have also been delisted.The decision to delist the species was made after rigorous reviews for each of the species, most of which were listed under the ESA in the 1970s and 1980s, when populations were already dwindling severely, according to the USFWS.The action signals a "wake-up call" on the importance of conservation, especially for threatened species, before the decline becomes irreversible, according to the USFWS."Federal protection came too late to reverse these species' decline, and it's a wake-up call on the importance of conserving imperiled species before it's too late," USFWS Director Martha Williams said in a statement. "As we commemorate 50 years of the Endangered Species Act this year, we are reminded of the Act's purpose to be a safety net that stops the journey toward extinction. The ultimate goal is to recover these species, so they no longer need the Act's protection."The stakes for threatened species are higher in the South, Southern Environmental Law Center's Wildlife Program Leader Ramona McGee in a statement."We host a globally significant variety of plants and animals that are under mounting pressure because of humanmade threats, including climate change and habitat loss," McGee said.Human activity has pushed more than 1 million species to the brink of extinction, a 2019 United Nations report found.The Hawaiian birds declared extinct are a "case in point" of the effects human activity has had on biodiversity, as their forest habitats were razed by development, Noah Greenwald, endangered species director for the Center for Biological Diversity, said in a statement. Several more bird species in Hawaii are also on the brink of extinction, Greenwald said, adding that climate change is exacerbating risks to threatened species."Few people realize the extent to which the crises of extinction and climate change are deeply intertwined," Greenwald said. "Both threaten to undo our very way of life, leaving our children with a considerably poorer planet. One silver lining to this sad situation is that protecting and restoring forests, grasslands and other natural habitats will help address both"The extinctions also underscore the severity and consequences of the biodiversity crisis, Danielle Kessler, U.S. director of the International Fund for Animal Welfare, said in a statement."The threat of extinction is becoming a reality for a growing number of imperiled species, and this serves as a grim and urgent reminder that robust support for our nation's bedrock wildlife protection laws remains critical," Kessler said.Despite the recent extinctions in the U.S., the ESA remains one of "the most effective and comprehensive conservation laws in the world," McGee said.The ESA is credited with saving 99% of listed species from extinction, according to the USFWS. More than 100 plant and animal species have been delisted based on recovery or reclassified from endangered to threatened due to improved status and growing populations.Hundreds more species listed in the ESA are stable or improving due to the collaborative actions of Native American tribes, federal agencies, state and local governments, conservation organizations and private citizens, according to the USFWS.。    跨越千里山海，雪域少年赴约江南。

二 | 来自甘孜九龙的各族青少年走出高原群山，在西湖清波、科创展厅、城市烟火间收获全新成长。甘孜州九龙县城关第一完全小学杨诗淇的一番心里话，道出全体营员此行最真切的感悟：“这趟旅程让我发现，科技既可以是改变世界的力量，也可以是表达自我的画笔。未来我能不能也成为闪闪发光的科技工作者？期待下一次奔赴杭州！”7月，为落实中央统战部、国家民委等五部门《关于实施各族青少年交流计划的意见》，牢牢把握铸牢中华民族共同体意识主线，深化杭州与甘孜九龙东西协作，推动各民族交往交流交融，“九龙出山・潮勇季向阳计划”青少年科普研学营在杭州顺利开展。来自甘孜州九龙县多所中小学、涵盖藏、汉、彝多个民族的30余名优秀青少年，跨越两千余里奔赴杭州，开启为期七天文化寻访、科技研学、城市体验之旅。研学队伍于江南山水品读中华文脉，在前沿科创点燃理想，在温情互动中缔结跨地域民族情谊，为东西部青少年同心筑梦写下鲜活的青春篇章。

三 | 数字幻境穿越千年，科技活化千年文脉 VR沉浸式体验解锁全新文化感知视角科技与数字是本次行程的关键词。“戴上VR设备仿佛穿越北宋，亲眼见证吴越国纳土归宋，千年石刻近在眼前，书本完全无法还原这份震撼。” 在灵隐元境数字体验馆体验《太平吴越》VR项目后，湾坝片区中学生罗雅馨难掩激动。此前多数高原少年仅通过短视频听闻VR技术，这场沉浸式体验彻底改变了他们对科技传承文化的认知。场馆依托高精度数字建模、空间定位与多感官反馈技术，完整复原飞来峰石刻与吴越历史。少年们摆脱玻璃展柜的限制，自由穿梭数字化青林洞，近距离观摩宋代造像与石刻题刻，沉浸式见证天下一统的历史场景。多人交互模式让同学们结伴共赴千年时空，光影、音效多重感官联动，枯燥史料变得生动可感。沙坪中学马俊峰深有体会：“过去只能靠图文想象历史，VR把千年前的场景完整复刻，科技让传统文化触手可及。

四 | ”讲解员介绍，数字化已经成为文物保护、文化传播的全新路径。

五 | 孩子们纷纷表示，回乡后希望学习数字技术，用全新方式推广伍须海、猎塔湖传说与本地多民族民俗，让高原文化走向更广的舞台。

六 | 除VR体验外，研学团解锁多重数字文化场景：参观中国动漫博物馆，体验数字动漫交互设备，走进浙江大学参与科技互动，高校数字实验室、智能交互装置持续加深大家对数字技术的理解，让少年们明白，数字科技正为中华优秀传统文化传承插上了腾飞的翅膀。在申昊科技工业机器人科普馆，企业专利墙、发展历程展现多年科研坚守，开放式实验室陈列轨交巡检、电力监测、生态检测、深海探测等六大类工业AI机器人。工程师现场演示机器人自主巡检、协同作业，开设智能小车实操课程，组织简易机器人竞赛。对人工智能充满兴趣的小朋友们纷纷用电话手表和手机认真拍摄记录，他们感叹着未来可以依靠智能装备守护家乡的高原生态。北航杭研院青少年航空航天科普教育基地带来航天盛宴。八大主题展区、七十余项航天仿真展品、二十余套互动设备，完整展示航空航天发展历程。朋错扎西望着火箭模型心生向往：“电视里看过神舟飞天，今天近距离接触航天设备，我想努力读书，未来要为祖国的航天事业添砖加瓦。”走访文三数字街区时，营员沉浸式感受数字经济产业集群氛围，理解数字产业赋能城市、便利民生的强大作用。团队专程到访五八智能，在专业讲解员带领下参观人形机器人试验平台，观看机器人行走、交互演示，了解人形机器人在科普、服务领域的广阔应用前景。带队教师邱日呷感慨，高原科创资源有限，此次实地参访极大地拓宽了孩子们的眼界，坚定了大家以科技建设家乡的志向。浙江大学科技体验作为高校科创实践环节，展示前沿算法、大学生创新实验成果，打通理论与实践的壁垒。大河边片区寄宿制学校张振熙说道：“科技不是书本上抽象的公式，机器人、航天装备、数字产业正在改变各行各业，未来充满无限机遇，我们一定要学好科学，回乡建设九龙。”一路科创见闻，让“创新驱动发展”扎根少年心中，激发勤学钻研、科创兴邦的昂扬斗志。

七 | 千里相逢暖意浓，同心共续山海情 温情交融搭建杭九民族友谊长久桥梁跨越两千公里远赴杭州，盛夏酷暑挡不住全城善意，各参访单位细致接待、耐心讲解，让九龙师生如沐春风。带队老师朱玉琼动情地说道：“一路走来处处是关怀，身在异乡却毫无疏离，真切体会到东西一家、民族同心。

八 | ”武林广场“任意门秀”活动，成为本次研学最动人的交融时刻。华灯亮起，九龙少年登台朗诵原创诗歌《九龙的风 正吹过山岗》，诉说高原风光、家乡发展与强国有我的初心；全体营员合唱《九龙欢迎您》，歌声质朴真挚。表演结束后，孩子们手捧洁白哈达献给现场工作人员与市民，发出诚挚邀约：“欢迎大家到九龙避暑游玩！”现场市民驻足鼓掌，主动与孩子们交流风土人情。

九 | 一场演出拉近两地少年的心，数日相处间，研学师生与杭州讲解员、市民结下深厚情谊，大家互留联系方式，约定长期线上交流，让山海情谊持续延续。“从前只在课本里见过西湖，泛舟湖上，才真正读懂‘淡妆浓抹总相宜’。” 九龙高级中学学生陈翔坐在西湖游船上，望着苏堤垂柳、三潭印月，满心震撼。常年生长在贡嘎南坡、伍须海群山间的九龙少年，第一次近距离感受杭州山水婉约与都市繁华相融的独特气质。当研学团走进杭州植物园植物资源馆，海量标本、活体绿植与生态科普展区，为高原少年打开南方植物世界的大门。乌拉溪镇中心小学的黄雪艳对比两地植被感慨：“家乡多高山杜鹃、云杉冷杉，这里的荷花、樟树都是我们少见的物种，不同地域的植物共生，构筑起完整的自然家园。”讲解员围绕生态多样性展开科普，引导孩子们树立绿色保护理念。研学途中，大家走进杭州工艺美术博物馆，亲手体验宋锦制扇等非遗技艺，参观工艺美术大师精品；打卡韩美林艺术馆，在书画、雕塑作品中感受中华艺术跨越地域的独特魅力。

十 | 魁多镇中心小学刘欣鹏驻足木雕展品前说道：“我们高原藏绣、彝族漆器，杭州丝绸木雕，技艺各不相同，却都是各族先辈流传下来的文化瑰宝。”穿行杭城街巷，现代化城市的便利与市民的幸福感深深打动少年。整洁道路、完善公共交通、便民商圈与智慧服务设施随处可见，湾坝片区寄宿制学校的多名学生结伴体验线上线下一体化消费，连连赞叹杭州便捷宜居。

十一 | 西湖风光、植物科普、非遗艺术、市井烟火交织相融，让每一位九龙少年看见祖国大地多样风貌，真切感受到各地蓬勃发展的美好生活图景。为期七天的“九龙出山”研学圆满收官。此次研学不是一次短暂出行，而是杭九东西协作、民族交融的全新起点。少年们将把西湖风光、科创见闻、杭城温情带回九龙校园，向身边同学分享收获，让铸牢中华民族共同体意识扎根更多高原少年心底；他们也将带着此行收获的知识与理想，勤学奋进，运用科技、文化资源助力家乡文旅、生态、特色产业发展。

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