What s it like to go to a primeval forest?

I have been to Dengshenggou, a primeval forest located in the Wolong Ecological Reserve, where the vegetation and wildlife are also well protected, you can see the dense jungle on both sides of the riverbank, and you can also see the sheep coming out to feed.

It's all towering trees, all kinds of green plants that can't be named, and then there is a feeling of infinite green leaves that shade the sky, and I am really afraid of getting lost.

For example, the Khing'an larch forest, which is roughly located in Heilongjiang and Inner Mongolia, is a part of the northern coniferous forest of Eurasia, and belongs to the continuation of the deciduous coniferous forest along the mountains to the south in eastern Siberia. This is the place where the air is purified!

I have been to the primeval forest of Yunnan to travel, Pudacuo Forest Park, where the diameter of the trees is sixty or seventy centimeters, some of the thick ones are more than one meter, the trees also grow white like long beard-like plants, it is said that this is the food of the golden snub-nosed monkey, the climate and environment of this plant must be good, of course, the natural scenery here is quite good.

The scenery in the primeval forest is really beautiful, there are all kinds of greenery everywhere, and then there are all kinds of small animals, and if you are lucky, there will be a stream, and then the animals will drink there.

In Changbai Mountain, the most different thing is the primeval forest. Looking at the whole country, there is no primeval forest like the primeval forest of Changbai Mountain, which has used basically the same protection method for nearly 400 years: no living people + fallen trees and self-rotting.

It's amazing, walking in the jungle, the road is full of unknown plants, and there may be small animals running by.

There is a large area of forest at the foot of Meili Snow Mountain in Yunnan, which is primitive and pollution-free, very beautiful, and has seen a big tree with a diameter that requires 4 people to surround it.

Primary forests are the core of terrestrial ecosystems, regulating climate, conserving water, conserving soil and water, purifying the air, enhancing soil fertility, mitigating disasters, preserving species and providing timber.

To put it simply, a forest is not just wood, not only trees, the forest is a large ecosystem, and its wood benefits are only 1 10 or even less of the comprehensive ecological benefits.

If the original contiguous primeval forest is destroyed, its ecological benefits will disappear, for example, birds and animals will flee, exotic flowers and plants will die, and species will be greatly reduced. Therefore, after a large area of primeval forest is cut down, even if a large number of plantations are replanted, it is difficult to make up for the consequences of the deforestation.

Primary forests are often mixed with large live and dead trees or "stumps". Fallen trees that have not been harvested record the various states of decay in the forest. Some environmentalists blame the dramatic loss of America's old-growth forests for exploitation and destruction by Europeans and Americans.

Indeed, it takes a century or more for old stands to grow.

Foresters and forest botanists use certain criteria to determine old growth. The age must be young enough and the disturbance to be a little less to be classified as aging.

The characteristics of old forests include: the presence of old trees, minimal signs of human disturbance, trees of mixed age, canopy openings due to tree falls, potholed terrain, felled and decaying wood, standing obstacles, lamellar canopy, intact soils, healthy fungal ecosystems, and the presence of indicator species.

Primary forests are rich in biological resources and have a balanced effect on the natural ecology. According to the World Resources Centre, 433 billion carbons are stored in primary forests. The loss of precious primary forests is the loss of beautiful natural environments and endangered species.

Rookies are together one by one, one by one, noble and light? When together? At home?? So much? At home??

1. Vegetation: tropical rainforest, evergreen broad-leaved forest, deciduous broad-leaved forest, coniferous and broad-leaved mixed forest, coniferous forest, etc.

2. Animals: tapirs, mandrills, lemurs, mongooses, tigers (Bengal tigers, Indochinese tigers, Javan tigers, Sumatran tigers), white-limbed bison, sloths, Sumatran rhinos, etc.

Primary forest, also known as primary forest, refers to a forest that has reached a very long age without significant disturbance, thus exhibiting unique ecological characteristics and may be classified as an apex community. Native traits include a diverse tree-related structure that provides diverse wildlife habitats and increases the biodiversity of forest ecosystems. The tree structure includes multiple layers of canopies and canopy gaps, highly variable tree heights and diameters, a variety of species and classes, and woody debris of various sizes.

The largest primary forest in the world is the Canadian Boreal Coniferous Forest, known as the Great Boreal Forest, which is not only of great ecological value but also is the origin of numerous species of wildlife.

I didn't choose to travel on New Year's Day, and I didn't want to travel to a crowded location where I couldn't see the beautiful scenery. I prefer sparsely populated pristine tourist spots. The benefits of this ecotourism are numerous.

The characteristic ecological environment as the main landscape of tourism, is to take sustainable development as the concept, to protect the ecological environment as the premise, to coordinate the harmonious development of man and nature as the criterion, and relying on the good natural environment and unique human ecosystem, to adopt an eco-friendly way, to carry out ecological experience, ecological education, ecological cognition and obtain psychosomatic pleasure of the tourism mode.

1.Ecotourism is an important part of the ecological development of a region or a protected area, which not only plays an important role in promoting regional economic and social development, but also is the driving force for the further development of the state-chang reserve.

2.Returning to nature, that is, to watch, travel and explore in the ecological environment, the purpose is to enjoy the fresh, relaxed and comfortable harmonious atmosphere between nature and people, explore and understand nature, improve health, cultivate sentiment, receive environmental education, and enjoy natural and cultural heritage.

3.Promote the healthy functioning of natural ecosystems. Ecotourists, ecotourism operators, and even local residents who benefit from the benefits should all contribute to the protection of the ecological environment from destruction.

In other words: ecotourism can only show its true scientific relevance if tourism and conservation are guaranteed.

Primary forests refer to forest ecosystems formed by natural succession over a long period of time without human disturbance, and are generally considered to be one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet. Primary forests are characterized by the height of the vegetation layer, the abundance of species, the flow of energy and the natural balance of material cycles. Since the primary forest has been in a relatively stable natural state for a long time, the biodiversity has been well protected.

These forests are inextricably linked to the lives of early humans, who found food, raw materials, and habitat in primary forests.

In primary forests, complex ecological relationships are formed between plants and animals, thus ensuring the stability and health of the ecosystem. Specifically, in primary forests, a large number of plants and animals form an ecological network and are interdependent. The large diversity of species and the large number of species ensure the stability and diversity of the entire ecosystem.

In addition, in this environment, ecological mechanisms of reciprocal symbiosis and competitive checks and balances have evolved between species, and adaptation has been constantly revised.

However, in view of the rapid development of human society, more and more primary forests are suffering from logging, reclamation, construction, mining and other damages, making the area of primary forests smaller and smaller, and even endangered. Therefore, the protection of primary forests has become a top priority. Only through human efforts can we better maintain this precious ecological resource, so that the ecosystem can be restored, and the biodiversity and development of the forest ecosystem can be protected.

Measures to protect primary forests include limiting development activities, reducing deforestation and afforestation, and developing sustainable agriculture and ecotourism. Only by doing more can we ensure the harmonious coexistence of human beings and nature. <>