All interference is prohibited in China Nature Reserve.

Except for scientific research, environmental monitoring or necessary management, all human activities are strictly prohibited in China Nature Reserve.

A brief introduction of nature reserves is as follows:

1. Nature reserves refer to land, land waters or sea areas that protect representative natural ecosystems, precious and endangered wildlife species and natural relics with special significance, and set aside certain areas for special protection and management according to law.

2. Nature reserve is a general term. In fact, there are many types because of their different purposes, requirements and conditions. According to the main objects of protection, nature reserves can be divided into three types: ecosystem type reserves, biological species reserves and natural heritage reserves.

3. According to the nature of nature reserves, nature reserves can be divided into four categories: scientific research reserves, national parks (scenic spots), administrative areas and resource management reserves. The definition of nature reserves can be divided into broad sense and narrow sense.

4. Nature reserves in a broad sense refer to all kinds of natural areas specially protected by national laws, including not only the nature reserves themselves, but also national parks, scenic spots, natural sites and other protected areas. Nature reserves in a narrow sense refer to nature reserves designated for the main purpose of protecting special ecosystems and conducting scientific research, that is, nature reserves in a strict sense.

5. 1956, the National People's Congress of China passed a proposal, which raised the issue of establishing nature reserves. On June 5438+ 10 in the same year, the Ministry of Forestry drafted the Draft of Delineation of Natural Forest Cutting Area (Nature Reserve), and established Dinghushan Nature Reserve, the first nature reserve in China, in Zhaoqing, Guangdong. Since the late 1970s and early 1980s, nature conservation in China has developed rapidly.

6. China nature reserves are divided into national nature reserves and local nature reserves, which include provincial, municipal and county nature reserves.

In addition, there are many types because of different purposes, requirements and conditions. According to the main objects of protection, nature reserves can be divided into three types: ecosystem type reserves, biological species reserves and natural heritage reserves.

7. According to the nature of protected areas, nature reserves can be divided into four categories: scientific research protected areas, national parks (scenic spots), administrative areas and resource management protected areas.

8. Regardless of the type of protected areas, the overall requirement is to give priority to protection, and organically combine scientific research, education, production and tourism without affecting protection, so as to fully display its ecological, social and economic benefits. By 20 16, there were 446 national nature reserves with a total area of 970,000 square kilometers.