深圳自然博物馆于7月28日在坪山燕子湖畔正式开馆[1]，成为华南最大的综合性自然博物馆[1]。该馆建筑面积10.53万平方米，包含8个展厅，浓缩了46亿年的自然演化故事[1]。
坪山区围绕博物馆构建了覆盖全境的自然研习步道系统，体现了"三零"原则[1]。该系统由15条总长106公里的步道、408个实地观察点和1200个博物牌组成[1]，形成了一座没有屋顶的"全域自然博物馆"[1]。步道与古村落、水利风景区等文化节点相互串联，探索城市与自然融合的生活方式[1]。
坪山区生态资源丰富，森林覆盖率达43.96%[1]，已记录植物1161种、动物496种[1]。位于马峦山郊野公园内的动植物资源尤为集中，拥有植物1048种、动物29种，其中包括国家一级保护动物蟒蛇和二级保护动物金线龟[1]。
Shenzhen's Natural Museum officially opened on July 28 at Yanzihu Lake in Pingshan District, marking the debut of South China's largest comprehensive natural museum [1]. The facility spans 105,300 square meters across eight exhibition halls and condenses 4.6 billion years of natural history into its displays [1].
Beyond the museum building itself, Pingshan has constructed an expansive outdoor nature education system built on "three zero" principles [1]. This initiative encompasses 15 nature study trails totaling 106 kilometers, 408 on-site observation and research points, and 1,200 natural study markers, effectively creating an open-air museum without walls across the entire district [1]. The trail network connects the main museum with cultural landmarks including historic villages and scenic water conservation areas, fostering an integrated approach to urban-nature coexistence [1].
The Pingshan area demonstrates significant biodiversity to support this educational mission. The district maintains a forest coverage rate of 43.96% and is home to 1,161 plant species and 496 animal species [1]. Within Maluan Mountain Country Park alone, 1,048 plant species and 29 animal species have been documented, including state-protected pythons and nationally protected golden coin turtles [1].
