Research report on the inheritance of plant culture and ecological protection awareness

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By CHEN Bo, HU Tian, YANG Ke, SU Yurong, LI Longpu, MO Xinchun

(Applied Technology Institute, Lijiang Teachers College, Lijiang, Yunnan, 674199)

Abstract: With the high frequency of global extreme climate events, controlling the excessive emission of greenhouse gases has become the biggest challenge facing the world today. “Carbon peak” and “carbon neutrality” have become the two major themes of the world’s response to climate change. Through the field investigation of three typical Naxi courtyards (Old Town of Lijiang, Urban and Rural Villages of Lijiang, and Baisha Ancient Town), taking Lijiang in Yunnan Province, one of the regions with the most biodiversity as a typical example, this paper explains how Lijiang achieved the bottom-up implementation and inheritance of the concept of biodiversity conservation. In the process of inheriting the plant culture of Naxi traditional courtyards, it is necessary to keep up with the trend of the times and popularize the scientific knowledge on the relationship between biodiversity conservation and carbon sink balance, which can point out the direction for creating a more beautiful natural environment and cultural inheritance, and can also provide practical conditions to promote the concept of biodiversity conservation and practice the ecological concept of “clear water and green mountains are golden mountains and silver mountains”.

Key words: Climate change, carbon peak, carbon neutrality, biodiversity conservation, Naxi courtyard, plant belief, carbon sink balance

CHEN Bo, HU Tian, YANG Ke, SU Yurong, LI Longpu, MO Xinchun. Research report on the inheritance of plant culture and ecological protection awareness in Naxi courtyards of Yunnan Province. BioGreen - Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development. Vol. 1, February 2023. Total issues 35. ISSN2749-9065

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