Baotou, April 26 (Reporter Wei Quanquan) Walking on the west bank of Kunhe Wetland Park, Kundulun District, Baotou City, Inner Mongolia, the wooden plank road is particularly conspicuous, spiraling from the foot of the mountain to the top of the mountain. Viewed from the top of the boardwalk, the peach blossoms bloom along the mountain, and the green and sparkling waters of the Kundulun River are all over the mountain.
Peach blossoms bloom in the mountains (photo by CCTV reporter Wei Quanquan)
"Ten years ago, it was an overgrown sand and gravel field. Now, it has become a national wetland park with good water ecology in the northwest inland region. Some time ago, a group of black storks migrated near Egret Lake in the wetland park, and in the past ten years of patrolling, we have successively found that the egret, ruddy shelduck, silver gull and other nationally protected migratory birds have settled in the wetland park. Zhang Bicheng, director of the management and protection center of Kunhe Wetland Park in Baotou City, told reporters.
Although it is far away in the northwest inland, with the continuous improvement of the ecological environment of the Kunhe Wetland Park and the continuous strengthening of the protection of wild animals, it has also attracted more and more birds to stop and inhabit here.
The swan flies on the wave (photo by CCTV reporter Wei Quanquan)
Baotou City is an important area for the "Three Norths" project, and Kundulun District undertakes the important work of improving the quality and efficiency of the ecological management area in the northern part of the greening of the southern slope of Daqing Mountain, and jointly constructs a windbreak and sand-fixing forest and grass belt with other regions, forming a situation of coordinated sand prevention and control, sand management, and sand use.
The reporter walked into the northern ecological management area of Kundulun District and saw that every work was in full swing for afforestation and land preparation, transportation of saplings, and digging holes. From wasteland to green space, from a tree to a forest, Kundulun District is making every effort to promote ecological protection and environmental governance, and promote the continuous improvement of "green" construction.
Planting saplings (photo by CCTV reporter Wei Quanquan)
"Up to now, Kundulun District has completed 12,400 acres of spring forest tending, 150 acres of artificial afforestation, and 50 acres of voluntary tree planting. In 2024, Kundulun District will focus on promoting projects such as forest tending and greening the northern ecological management area on the southern slope of Daqing Mountain. Li Wenfei, deputy director of the Wetland Management and Protection Center of the Kunming District Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Bureau, said.
Wang Xiujuan, deputy head of the Kundulun District Government of Baotou City, said: "The Daqingshan Southern Slope Greening North Ecological Management Zone is connected to the Daqingshan National Nature Reserve, the Kundulun River National Wetland Park and the Meiligeng Autonomous Region Nature Reserve.
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