2026年APEC林业部长级会议于7月27日至28日在深圳举办，主题为"增强亚太森林韧性，共享全民生态福祉"[1]。会议期间，国际红树林中心秘书处正式落户深圳[1]，标志着全球红树林保护倡议进入实体化运行阶段。
深圳在红树林保护方面展示了实践成效。上世纪90年代，深圳为保护红树林，将原规划的滨海大道北移260米[1]。2023年，深圳推动落地全国首单红树林保护碳汇交易[1]。7月17日，深圳承办全国蓝碳交易联盟成立大会，集聚全国156家成员单位[1]。7月22日，坪山聚龙山生态公园582.68吨城市生态公益林碳汇以151元/吨价格成交[1]。
国际红树林中心已举办6期研讨班，累计吸引30个国家的137名代表参加[1]。深圳具有显著的生态基础——福田红树林保护区是全国唯一处在都市核心区的国家级自然保护区[1]，全市拥有1350多座公园、超4000公里步道和超1000公里碧道[1]。
The 2026 APEC Ministerial Meeting on Forestry convened in Shenzhen on July 27-28, centered on the theme of "Enhancing Asia-Pacific Forest Resilience and Sharing Ecosystem Benefits for All"[1]. The city leveraged the occasion to demonstrate its commitment to ecological protection, particularly through mangrove conservation initiatives and emerging carbon credit mechanisms.
Shenzhen's dedication to preserving mangroves extends back decades. In the 1990s, the city relocated the Binhai Avenue northward by 260 meters to protect the existing mangrove ecosystem[1]. More recently, in 2023, Shenzhen facilitated the nation's first mangrove conservation carbon offset transaction[1]. Building on this momentum, the city hosted the inaugural National Blue Carbon Trading Alliance conference on July 17, assembling 156 member organizations[1]. On July 22, an urban ecological forest carbon credit transaction in Pingshan's Juyongshan Ecological Park transferred 582.68 tons of credits at 151 yuan per ton[1].
The establishment of the International Mangrove Center Secretariat in Shenzhen on July 26 marks a significant milestone, transitioning the initiative from a global advocacy platform into an operational entity[1]. The Center has already conducted six training seminars, drawing 137 representatives from 30 countries[1]. Shenzhen's broader ecological infrastructure underscores the city's urban nature integration: the Futian Mangrove Nature Reserve stands as the nation's only national-level protected area located within an urban core area[1], while the municipality maintains over 1,350 parks, more than 4,000 kilometers of walking trails, and over 1,000 kilometers of ecological waterways[1].
