Cold-water Fish Habitat in Huma County Nature Reserve

　　The Huma River originates from the northern side of the Yilehuli Mountains, flowing from south to north, passing through Tahe and turning southeast after reaching Baiyinnuo, before finally joining the Heilongjiang River. The Cold-water Fish Habitat in Huma County Nature Reserve was established in 1982 with approval from the provincial government. Its primary conservation targets are specialty fish species such as salmon and kaluga.

　　The scenery along the Huma County riverbanks is uniquely beautiful. The hills and mountainous areas are covered with dense primeval forests, while swamps and riversides are abundant with aquatic plants such as water onion and cattail. The waters of the Huma River are pristine and unpolluted, and are home to cold-water fish species including taimen and lenok, all of which are wild.