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一 | The Thalasseus bernsteini (Chinese crested tern), known as the "mythical bird," is one of the world's rarest seabirds. Since 2013, Zhejiang has been carrying out efforts to attract the species to suitable habitats and restore its population through artificial measures. After more than a decade of sustained efforts, the number of adult Thalasseus bernsteini in Zhejiang now accounts for more than 85 percent of the global population. Zhejiang is making every effort to build itself into a province with a higher level of ecological development. The conservation of the "mythical bird" is a prime example. Biodiversity conservation is not only a key focus in Zhejiang's pursuit of higher-quality ecological development, but has also gradually become a new calling card for the province's green development on the international stage. When Summer Returns, jointly produced by Zhejiang Provincial Center for Environmental Education and Communication and the China News Service Zhejiang Branch, was released online today. The documentary takes viewers to the islands to hear the stories behind the conservation of the "mythical bird." 。 (ECNS) -- East China's Hangzhou City has increased the use of treated river water and reclaimed water in sanitation operations, with the two sources accounting for 45.37% of the city’s total sanitation water use in the first half of this year. Hangzhou's urban management authorities said sanitation operations consumed 5.07 million metric tonnes of water during the period, including 1.6 million tonnes of river water and 700,000 tonnes of reclaimed water. Different vehicles are matched with specific sources: water-sprinkling trucks use treated river and reclaimed water; high-pressure cleaning vehicles rely on reclaimed water with lower suspended solids to protect equipment; while fog cannons continue to use tap water. To reduce costs and improve efficiency, Hangzhou has planned water collection routes based on nearby sources. By the end of June, the city had established 104 river water collection points and 23 reclaimed water outlets. (By Helen Mo, intern Liu Shuangjing) 。