[Ecological Revitalization] Fuhai Branch of the State -owned Forestry Administration of Altai Mountains photographed the national first -class protection of animal mink bears

On September 10, the reporter learned from the Fuhai Branch of the State -owned Forestry Administration of Altai Mountain that the infrared camera set up in the forest area of ​​the Fuhai Branch of the State -owned Forestry Administration of the Altai Mountains frequently photographed the national first -class animal marten bear activity image. This is also Altay Specific embodiment of ecological recovery.

In the screen taken by an infrared camera, a mink bears are alerting in the snow and standing up to observe the surrounding environment from time to time. According to the staff, the photographed mink bears is about 80 cm to 100 cm long, and the shape of the body is between the mink and the bear.

Yang Wenchao, an engineer of the Fuhai Branch of the Altai Mountain State -owned Forestry Administration, said: "According to the" China Key Land Wild Animal Resources Resource Survey published by the former State Forestry Administration in 2009 ", there are about 180 mink in the country. It is extremely difficult to meet. Through the monitoring in recent years, mink bears have appeared in the forest area very frequently. There are 7 monitoring points in the forest area, a total of 100 infrared cameras, and 50%of infrared cameras. "

Since 2018, the Fuhai Branch of the State -owned Forestry Administration of Altai Mountains set up an infrared camera in the forest area under its jurisdiction in the late autumn. After the second spring is retrieved, the staff will take the images taken by the infrared camera after finishing and screening. Video materials of wildlife activities.

In recent years, with the continuous advancement of natural forest protection projects and forest systems, wild animal habitats have been effectively protected, and wildlife groups have continued to expand. The infrared cameras in the forest area have taken a large number of wild animal images such as national first -level protected animal sables, black crickets, national second -level protected animals, otters, and maculuna, leaving precious images for people to protect ecological scientific research work. material. (Marari Galheng, a reporter from Aleutai Rong Media Center)

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