Recently, the Relict Gull National Nature Reserve, located in Bojianghai Town, Dongsheng District, Ordos City, Inner Mongolia, welcomed the return of more than 1,000 relict gulls, who either soared in the air or frolicked in the water, bringing the breath of spring and the vitality of life to this land. The arrival of the relict gull is not only an affirmation of the ecological and environmental protection of Ordos City, but also the best feedback for people's adherence to ecological protection.
Relict gulls settle in Ordos City Relict Gull National Nature Reserve (photo by Liu Jiayao from CCTV)
The relict gull is a national first-class protected animal and has extremely high requirements for the living environment. In recent years, Ordos has stepped up the protection and restoration of nature reserves, providing a better habitat and breeding environment for birds such as relict gulls by replenishing water and expanding the water area.
The relict gulls play with each other (photo by Liu Jiayao from CCTV)
At the same time, Ordos City has also actively carried out bird monitoring and protection work, providing a safer living environment for birds such as relict gulls. Under the careful care of the monitoring staff, the number of relict gulls has increased year by year, and the population size has been expanding, adding more ecological charm to this land.
The relict gulls are resting by the lake (photo by Liu Jiayao from CCTV)
Spring is the season of life and the season of hope. In this season full of vitality and vitality, the city of Ordos is attracting more and more tourists and photography enthusiasts to watch and record with its unique ecological charm. The return of the relict gull not only adds a different kind of beauty to the city of Ordos, but also brings new development opportunities to the city.
Source: CNR
Editor: Zhang Lu
Editor: Zhao Zongjie
Final review: Li Enguang
Director: Zhao Huiru