Ulijimulin River National Wetland Park
Ulijimulin River National Wetland Park is a national-level wetland park.
Ulijimulin River National Wetland Park is situated in the Ulijimulin River basin north of Lindong Town, Bairin Left Banner. Centered around the Ulijimulin River, the park spans a total area of 4,238.76 hectares. It serves key ecological functions including water conservation, flood peak alleviation, and supporting a rich diversity of bird species and other wildlife. It plays a significant role in safeguarding the water ecological security of Bairin Left Banner and even the Xiliao River Basin across China.
The construction of Ulijimulin River National Wetland Park is scheduled to take five years. All planned functional zones—including wetland conservation areas, wetland restoration and reconstruction zones, wetland rational use zones, and wetland education and exhibition zones—will be completed according to the blueprint. Upon passing the acceptance inspection organized by a panel of experts from the National Forestry Administration, it will officially become a national wetland park. At that time, Ulijimulin River National Wetland Park—a hub integrating wetland protection, scientific research, eco-tourism, and public education—will serve as another ecological landmark for our city.
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