On October 25, at the second theme forum of the 2022 International Symposium on Tropical Rainforest Protection, the "List of Priority Protected Species in Hainan Tropical Rainforest National Park" (official version) (hereinafter referred to as the "List") was publicly released to the public. The protected species include three groups of vertebrates, plants, and large fungi distributed within the scope of of Hainan Tropical Rainforest National Park.
Among them, vertebrate groups selected 90 species such as Hainan Gibbon and Bawangling Edge Tiger based on evaluation indicators such as key protection status, endangered conditions, genetic value, distribution frequency and encounter rate; plant groups selected 103 species such as Pole and Pole tangerine based on the four indicators of endangered level, genetic value, reproduction difficulty and utilization value; 63 species such as resin Male tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine tangerine
Hainan Gibbon. Hainan Daily reporter Li Tianping photographed by
Bawangling Leaf Tiger. Jiang Enyu Photographed by
Polu . Photo by Yuan Chen, Hainan Daily reporter
reporter learned that the "Catalog" was formulated to promote the gradual transition of Hainan Tropical Rainforest National Park from the protection research mainly of Hainan gibbons to the protection of other species in tropical rainforest National Park and the protection of biodiversity .
Hainan slope. Su Xiaojie photographed
matte . Hainan Daily reporter Li Tianping Photo by
Director of the World Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and Chairman of the Asian Member Committee, Deputy Director of the Biodiversity Committee of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Professor Mark Ping of the Institute of Botany. He believes that the release of the "Catalogue" is not only an important scientific research result, but also the starting point for the subsequent Hainan Tropical Rainforest National Park to promote biodiversity conservation work. In his opinion, we must continue to study, supplement and improve the information on preferred protected species, and combine the Directory to formulate technical methods for the identification of key areas of biodiversity (KBAs), laying a solid foundation for the identification of KBA assessments in the entire national park.
Reprinted from: Hainan Daily
Reporter: Xie Kai
Source: Nanhai.com
