Recently, a reporter learned from the Provincial Department of Natural Resources that, in order to better leverage the exemplary and leading role of typical cases and promote high-quality development of land and spatial ecological restoration in our province, the department has collected 10 typical cases of land and spatial ecological restoration across the province. After recommendation, review, and public announcement, the "Typical Cases of Land and Spatial Ecological Restoration in Jiangxi Province (Second Batch)" have been finalized and are now officially released to the public. Localities are encouraged to actively explore ecological restoration models based on their specific circumstances, promptly summarize their experiences and best practices, and the Provincial Department of Natural Resources will, at an appropriate time, select and release a new batch of typical cases.

　　The 10 typical cases of ecological restoration of land and spatial areas are as follows: the ecological restoration model for abandoned mines in Wangxian Township, Guangxin District; An'yuan District’s approach of using ecological restoration of abandoned mines to drive industrial transformation; a new model for ecological restoration of the Lianfeng Village shale mine in Zhoutian Town, Huichang County; the successful transformation of the Fushan Dolomite Mine into a 4A-level scenic area through ecological restoration and the creation of a mining park; Yongping Copper Mine in Yanshan County, where “ecological restoration + green landscaping” promotes green development; Anfu County’s adoption of a “ecological restoration + comprehensive utilization” strategy to enhance urban vitality and improve quality; An'yuan District’s “ecological restoration + health and wellness” model that has turned abandoned mines into health-focused towns; Xiannu Lake District’s improvement of urban ecology through comprehensive land remediation; Pengze County’s integration of “ecological restoration + wetland park” into the most beautiful shoreline along the Yangtze River; and Jingdezhen City’s Gaoling Mining Site, which has been transformed into a mining park.