environmental protection; the work of preventing pollution and damage to the natural environment to sustain life and human activity

An area of land designated for the conservation of wildlife, natural environments, or historical sites; conservation district

The quality of being protective; protective nature or character

Money extorted by gangs from businesses or individuals in exchange for safety or the promise not to cause harm.

A person or power that provides protection, often used to refer to someone shielding a corrupt individual or criminal activity

a patron saint, guardian angel, or protective deity

A price set or regulated by the government to protect producers or consumers, including floor prices for agricultural goods and ceiling prices for industrial goods

one who protects or shields from harm; guardian; patron

Measures taken to ensure normal plant growth by controlling and eliminating pests, diseases, and weeds; often abbreviated as [[植保|植保|zhi2 bao3]]

protective agent; a substance used to protect something from damage or chemical reaction

A person legally responsible for the care and supervision of a minor, a person with disabilities, or someone unable to manage their own affairs; patron; carer.

natural coloring of an animal that helps it blend in with its surroundings to avoid predators or catch prey; camouflage

A weak or small country that has surrendered part of its sovereignty to a stronger power, often forced into this status under the guise of protection; a form of colonial rule.

government agency responsible for environmental protection and management

A protected area of land set aside by law to preserve natural ecosystems, endangered plants and animals, or geological features; includes wilderness areas and conservation zones.

computer software designed to blank the screen or fill it with moving images when the computer is not in use

Government policy used to protect domestic industries from foreign competition, usually through tariffs, subsidies, or import quotas

A strategy where a nuclear-armed state guarantees the security of a non-nuclear state, often used by superpowers to exert political or economic influence over the protected nation.

state or territory controlled and protected by another, or a territory dependent on a larger state

A classification for movies and television programs in Taiwan; children aged 6 to 12 must be accompanied by an adult, while children under 6 are prohibited from viewing.

A bird species protected by law, specifically those that are endangered, beneficial to the environment, or currently in their breeding season; hunting or killing such birds is prohibited.

A set of regulations formulated to protect the rights and interests of consumers and ensure the safety and quality of consumer life.

government department responsible for environmental protection at the provincial level

Chinese cabinet-level department responsible for environmental policy, formed in 2008 as the successor to the State Environmental Protection Administration

Baishuijiang Nature Reserve located in southern Gansu province, China

Taiwan term for a computer program that protects a monitor by displaying moving images to prevent screen burn-in.

screensaver; a computer program that replaces the screen image when the device is idle (Taiwan usage)

protection of domestic industries from foreign competition by means of tariffs, subsidies, or quotas

animal species under the highest level of state protection; class A protected animal

An economic policy that limits imports from other countries through methods such as high tariffs or quotas to protect domestic industries from foreign competition; also abbreviated as [[保护主义|保護主義|bao3 hu4 zhu3 yi4]].

Yitong Nature Reserve in [[伊通满族自治县|伊通滿族自治縣|yi1 tong1 man3 zu2 zi4 zhi4 xian4]], Jilin province

A tax imposed on imported goods by a government to protect domestic industries from foreign competition by increasing the cost of imports.

safety belt or seat belt in a vehicle; protective strap, band, or bracer worn for support or protection

protectionist or protective policy

an operational mode of a computer's processor that prevents programs from interfering with each other

a shield or covering used for protection, such as a physical guard on a machine or a protective screen

Trade protection measures implemented by a country to protect emerging industries and resist the dumping of foreign goods, typically using high tariffs or quotas.

the highest administrative level for a protected cultural heritage site in China; a historical site designated for preservation by the State Administration of Cultural Heritage

the preservation and protection of animals from cruelty, neglect, or extinction

Various measures taken to ensure the safety and health of workers during production; including safety technology, industrial hygiene, work-hour limits, and protection for women and minors

Nature reserve located in Wenchuan county, northwest Sichuan Province, dedicated to the protection of giant pandas

A protected area in Wenchuan County, Sichuan, famous for its forest ecosystem and as a sanctuary for the [[大熊猫|大熊貓|da4 xiong2 mao1]]

Legal right to be protected by the law

Specifically refers to plant and animal species that are granted the highest level of legal protection by the national government.

Political or economic practices that prioritize local or regional interests over the interests of the whole nation, often involving restrictions on outsiders or outside goods.

protection of a system, device, or information via a password or cryptographic code

computer program designed to protect a screen by displaying moving images after a period of inactivity

Lhalu Wetland National Nature Reserve located in Lhasa

The use of social work methods to protect, guide, and support former offenders or those at risk of offending, helping them adapt to society and resolve life difficulties