[**Xuzhou Ecological Environment Bureau Department News].
Recently, in the sky above Jiawangdugong Mountain, a large group of oriental white storks stretched their wings, lined up neatly, and crossed the sky, and the scene was very spectacular. The Oriental White Stork is a rare and endangered large-scale wading bird, which is a national first-class key protected wild animal. This time, about 20 Oriental white storks were "visited" in Xuzhou, and investigators from the Institute of Environmental Planning and Design of Nanjing University captured this precious picture with their lenses.
In order to further promote the construction of ecological civilization and decode the way of harmonious coexistence between man and nature, Jiawang has made every effort to promote the background investigation of biodiversity and the key monitoring of hotspot areas since January 2023. Up to now, Jia Wang has investigated two species of national first-class key protected birds, Baer's Pochard and Oriental White Stork;There are 19 species of national second-class key protected birds, including white-tailed harriers, crested eagles, red-bellied eagles, Japanese pine sparrow hawks, forest eagles, kestrels, red-footed falcons, etcThere are more than 100 species of provincial key protected birds.
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