During the 13th Five-Year Plan period, China's rare and endangered species achieved restorative growth
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Last Update: 2021-01-12
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Source: Internet
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Author: User
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Beijing, January 5 (Reporter Ko Jiangze) reporter recently learned from the State Forestry and Prairie Bureau: "13th Five-Year Plan" period, China to strengthen the protection of wildlife habitats and save breeding, take local protection, relocation protection and other measures to continue to carry out rare and endangered wild plant protection, giant pandas, Zhu Qi, Asian elephants, Tibetan antelope, Su Tie, Tibet giant cypress and other rare and endangered wildlife species to achieve restorative growth.
Through the systematic implementation of endangered species rescue projects, China has established various types of natural protection areas accounting for 18% of the land area, effectively protecting 90% of vegetation types and terrestrial ecosystems, 65% of higher plant community, 85% of the key protection of wildlife populations. During the "13th Five-Year Plan" period, China established a stable artificial breeding population for more than 300 kinds of rare and endangered wild animals, of which the number of artificial breeding giant pandas achieved rapid and high-quality growth, breeding 258 live giant pandas, the total number of artificial captive population reached 633. At present, the wild population of giant pandas has increased to 1,864, the total number of wild and artificial breeding populations of Zhu Qi exceeds 4,000, the wild population of Asian elephants has increased to 300, and the wild population of Tibetan antelopes has recovered to more than 300,000.
Through the rescue protection of nearly 100 species of extremely small species of wild plants, such as Debaosu Iron, Huagaimu, Baishan Zu fir, Tiantai Goose Ears, Putuo Goose Ears, and so on, the population of some endangered species has gradually recovered. At present, China has built nearly 200 botanical gardens at all levels, collecting and preserving more than 20,000 species, accounting for two-thirds of China's plant system.
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