In order to solidly advance the construction of a law-based countryside and strengthen the ecological security defense line within its jurisdiction, Chatou Township recently teamed up with the county forestry bureau to carry out a concentrated publicity campaign on forestry law and forest fire prevention, taking advantage of the large foot traffic and broad coverage of the local market fair.

During the campaign, staff members took into account the actual situation of the township's mountain forest resources and focused on key areas such as forest resource management and protection, regulation of tree felling, and forest fire prevention and control. Through the method of explaining the law with real cases, they provided detailed explanations of the legal responsibilities and safety hazards associated with illegal logging and unauthorized outdoor burning, allowing residents to intuitively understand forestry laws, regulations, and policy requirements.

In response to issues of public concern such as forest land ownership, mediation of forest-related disputes, and handling of illegal acts involving forests, on-site answers and clarifications were provided, guiding residents to consciously learn, understand, abide by, and apply the law, and to safeguard their own rights and interests in accordance with the law.

This campaign effectively raised the ecological protection awareness and legal literacy of residents in the jurisdiction, truly bringing forestry legal knowledge into people's hearts. In the next step, Chatou Township will continue to work with the county forestry bureau to carry out regular forestry law publicity campaigns, continuously consolidate grassroots rule-of-law construction and ecological protection work, steadily improve the level of law-based grassroots governance, and make every effort to protect the township's sound ecological environment.