Why does Mount Emei implement "separation of humans and monkeys" management?

The "rogue monkeys" in Mount Emei are famous all over the world. In addition to the monkeys' unique liveliness and cuteness, they are also more famous for their gluttony, grabbing food, and beating people. Many tourists are affected by the monkeys when visiting Mount Emei. Harassment, or even violent attacks, resulting in items being robbed, being scratched, being bitten, etc. inevitably result in complaints and complaints. Therefore, adopting the "human-monkey separation" management model and physically separating the two parties is an effective measure worth trying.

It should be pointed out that there have always been monkeys living in Mount Emei. Previously, the number of monkeys was small, their activities were large, they kept a distance from tourists, and there was little physical contact and interaction, so there were no conflicts. However, with the strengthening of natural environment protection, the number of monkeys has gradually increased, and some tourists have taken the initiative to feed monkeys and interact with monkeys. As a result, monkeys have gradually lost their fear of tourists and begun to have close contact and beg for food. As a result, the "rogue monkeys" slowly gathered in groups, took the initiative to ask for items from tourists, and attacked areas that resisted.

It can be seen that conflicts between tourists and monkeys do exist, but the monkeys cannot be entirely blamed. Tourists also have certain responsibilities. Therefore, when implementing the "separation of humans and monkeys" management, on the one hand, it is necessary to increase management personnel, strengthen daily inspections, control "rogue monkeys", and prevent harassment and attacks on tourists. On the other hand, it is also necessary to restrain tourists' uncivilized behavior and improve Environmental protection awareness and civilized qualities should be avoided to prevent random feeding of snacks to protect the health of monkeys, reduce the probability of monkey attacks, and maintain the ecological environment of Mount Emei.

In addition, we should think about the problem from the perspective of monkeys and realize that monkeys are wild animals and need an environment to live freely. Mount Emei is their habitat. For monkeys, tourists are "foreign invasions". ", based on territorial awareness, monkeys will attack. Moreover, monkeys are one of the important ecological resources of Mount Emei. The protection and management of monkey communities are an important part of maintaining ecological balance. Excessive intervention in the lives of monkeys may have a negative impact on the health and reproduction of monkeys.

Therefore, when taking measures to "separate humans and monkeys", we should adhere to the "monkey"-oriented principle. Taking the protection of monkeys as a priority, a small area can be designated, a small number of monkeys can live there, and it can be opened to tourists as a monkey viewing area. In this way, satisfying the wishes of some tourists to watch monkeys at close range will minimize the impact on the life and reproduction of monkeys. Through these measures, we can not only protect the survival and freedom of monkeys, but also protect the safety of tourists. Isn't it the best of both worlds?