What are the nature reserves in China?

The nature reserves in China are:

1. Beijing Songshan National Nature Reserve: located at the southern foot of Haituo Mountain in Yanqing County, Beijing, in Jundu Mountain in the Yanshan Mountains , with a total area of ??4671 hectares, 90 kilometers away from Beijing urban area and 25 kilometers away from Yanqing County. It borders Huailai County and Chicheng County of Hebei Province to the west and north respectively, and adjacent to Foyukou and Shuiyu villages in Zhangshanying Town, Yanqing County to the east and south respectively.

2. Tianjin Ancient Coast and Wetland National Nature Reserve: Located in the coastal area of ??Tianjin City, with a total area of ??35,913 hectares, it was established in 1984 with the approval of the Tianjin Municipal People’s Government and was promoted to national level in 1992. It is an economic A national-level marine type area approved by the State Council to protect and manage the rare ancient coastal relics composed of shell banks and oyster beaches, as well as the natural wetland environment and its ecosystem. The main protection objects are shell banks, ancient coastal remains of oyster beaches and coastal wetlands.

3. Hebei Changli Gold Coast National Nature Reserve: Located on the coast of Changli County, Qinhuangdao City, northeastern Hebei Province, it covers an area of ??300 square kilometers and is divided into two parts: land and sea, of which the land area is 91.5 square kilometers. , the sea area covers an area of ??208.5 square kilometers. The main protection objects of the reserve are the sandy coastal natural landscape composed of dunes, sand banks, lagoons, forest belts and marine life, as well as the ecological environment and natural resources of the sea area where it is located.

4. Shanxi Luyashan National Nature Reserve: Located at the northern end of the Luliang Mountains in Shanxi Province, at the junction of Ningwu County, Wuzhai County and Kelan County, it protects forest ecosystems, rare A comprehensive nature reserve dominated by brown-eared pheasants. In 1997, it was approved by the State Council as a national nature reserve. The reserve is not only a concentrated distribution area for brown-eared pheasants, but also one of the most complete and concentrated areas among the remaining natural secondary forest distribution areas in China's warm temperate zones. It preserves large areas of North China deciduous forest and large spruce forests.

5. Inner Mongolia Saihan Ula National Nature Reserve: Located in the northern part of Balin Right Banner, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia, the geographical coordinates are 118°18′-118°55′ east longitude and 43°59′-44° north latitude. 27′. The total area of ??the protected area is 100,400 hectares. The reserve was founded in 1997 and was promoted to a national nature reserve in 2000. Saihan Ula National Nature Reserve in Inner Mongolia is a comprehensive nature reserve that focuses on protecting rare and endangered wild animals and plants and the forests, grasslands, wetlands and other diverse ecosystems on which they depend.

Reference: National Nature Reserve-Baidu Encyclopedia