Deep in the Kubuqi Desert, a three-dimensional photovoltaic ecological sand control park covering an area of 150,000 mu stands firm. This vast park is a vivid practice of the concept of photovoltaic sand control, and the sound of chickens crowing in the morning is a true portrayal of the effectiveness of this concept.

Into this photovoltaic sand control garden, I saw rows of neat photovoltaic panels shining in the sun, they are like desert watchers, quietly absorbing the heat of the sun. These photovoltaic panels not only convert solar energy into electricity, but also bring unexpected life to this desert. They effectively reduce the evaporation rate of surface water, so that water in the desert can be retained, which may provide vegetation growth. At the same time, the shielding effect of photovoltaic panels also significantly reduces the wind, making the desert wind and sand weather has been effectively improved.

More importantly, the shielding of photovoltaic panels also directly reduces the ground temperature, providing favorable conditions for raising chickens in desert environments. Under the shelter of photovoltaic panels, the survival rate of these chickens has been greatly improved, and they thrive in this desert, forming a picture of harmonious symbiosis with photovoltaic panels.

The establishment of the photovoltaic sand control park not only brings clean energy to the local area, but also opens up a new way for desert management. In this hopeful land, the perfect combination of photovoltaic and ecological sand control is writing a new chapter of harmonious coexistence between man and nature. Editor/Xu Shengpeng