What wetlands are there in Qingdao?

1. There are three major ecosystems on the earth, namely: forests, oceans, and wetlands. "Wetland" generally refers to lowlands, meadows where the soil is filled with water, and coastal areas where the water depth is less than 6 meters at low tide, including various swamps, wet meadows, and riverside areas where the water depth does not exceed two meters temporarily or for a long time. Depressions, floodplains, wet grasslands, etc. "Wetlands cover only 6% of the earth's surface, but provide a living environment for 20% of the known species on the earth. They have irreplaceable ecological functions and are therefore known as the 'kidneys of the earth'."

Qingdao is rich in wetland resources. Currently, the total wetland area is about 177,650 hectares, accounting for 16.7% of Qingdao’s land area.

2. The Laixi Municipal Government and Beijing Capital Development Co., Ltd. signed a 15.1 billion yuan cooperation project, targeting the largest wetland in the Shandong Peninsula in Jiangshan Town. Wetland development and tourism have once again become a concern. focus.

Wetlands, which account for 16.7% of Qingdao’s total area, have become Qingdao’s one treasure.

3. Jiaonan: Reserve 1,100 acres of wetland to build a park

In addition to Laixi Wetland, Jiaonan Wetland, Jiaozhou Wetland, and High-tech Zone Wetland are also gearing up.

To the southeast of Yantai Qian Village in the Eastern New District of Jiaonan City, there is a 1,100-acre reed wetland. Jiaonan City is planning to build a wetland park focusing on leisure tourism around this reed wetland. This 1,100-acre wetland was artificially "created" in 1996 to help the sewage treatment plant treat sewage.

It took two years for the High-tech Zone to complete an ecological wetland restoration project covering an area of ??more than 4 million square meters. A series of waterfront spaces with the theme of hydrophilic culture that are ornamental, participatory, entertaining and experiential have been Show it in front of people.

4. Jiaozhou Bay has a rare wetland landform. There are two main water systems in the area: Huluxiang and Maomaogou. The high-tech zone has locked the land use ratio at "three thirds", that is, one third of the land for ecological greening, one third of the land for living facilities, and one third of the land for high-tech industries. The plan retains three ecological wetlands at the bottom of Jiaozhou Bay: the Dagu River estuary, the Black Water River estuary, and the central part of the High-tech Zone. It integrates the natural water system, improves the ecological style, creates a unique landscape, and fully displays the charming style of the green network surrounding the bay and the wetland island chain. Since 2008, the High-tech Zone has begun the restoration project of three ecological wetlands.