Pheasants are nationally protected animals. Specifically, it is a national second-level protected animal, which means that pheasants have important economic, scientific, cultural and ecological value on Chinese soil. Since pheasants play an important role in maintaining ecological balance, promoting biodiversity and scientific research, the protection of pheasants is very necessary. In order to protect pheasants, the government and relevant agencies have taken a series of measures. For example, setting up protected areas to limit the damage to pheasant habitats caused by human activities, restoring and repairing damaged habitats, and promoting ecological farming methods. In addition, regular population surveys and monitoring are conducted to understand the number and distribution of pheasants and provide scientific basis for formulating protection measures. At the same time, education and publicity are also important means to raise public awareness of pheasant protection. Through various activities, the public can have a deeper understanding of the value and conservation significance of pheasants, and thus actively participate in conservation actions. In short, as a nationally protected animal, the protection of pheasants is not only related to ecological balance and biodiversity, but also reflects human beings' respect and care for the natural environment.