Recently, Chenzhou Forestry Bureau organized the learning from Lei Feng volunteer service team, and some Party members and volunteers from the Party branch of Chenzhou government to carry out the volunteer service activity of "Taking Action to Protect Wetlands" in Wushan Village section, Huatang Town, Beihu District of Xihe National Wetland Park. Volunteers protect the Xihe wetland by practical actions and guide the public to participate in the wetland protection by collecting garbage and distributing brochures.

During the activity, some volunteers picked up clamps, shovels and other tools to clean up the domestic garbage, waste, floating objects, weeds, withered branches and leaves in the Xihe wetland; some volunteers distributed wetland publicity materials such as brochures to passers-by, and explained the role of wetland and wetland protection and other related knowledge. The activities not only cleaned up the garbage in Xihe National Wetland Park, and maintained the ecological environment of Xihe wetland, but also enhanced the sense of responsibility of volunteers to protect the wetland. At the same time, the volunteers called on the public to take good care of the wetland environment while enjoying the beautiful environment, abandon the bad habit of littering, protect the river and clear water, promote green development, and help the sustainable development of Chenzhou.

Located in Chenzhou City, Hunan Province, Chenzhou Xihe National Wetland Park covers Beihu District, Suxian District, Guiyang County and Yongxing County, with a total planning area of 1578 hectares and a total length of 167 kilometers. In 2015, it was approved as a National Wetland Park pilot by the State Forestry and Grassland Administration. After several years of efforts, it has established a sustainable development model of wetland protection and rational utilization, with complete infrastructure, unique wetland landscape, science and education, leisure and entertainment, providing a place for the people of Chenzhou to return to nature.

Wetlands, together with forests and oceans, are known as the three global ecosystems, known as the "kidney of the earth", which play an important role in water conservation, climate regulation and soil and water conservation. Let's take action to protect the wetland and the living home of human beings.