Nature Reserve
Nature reserves are the core areas established by the relevant laws to protect the natural complex, such as the environment, geological structure and water resources. In the region, human activities are subject to varying degrees of restrictions to ensure that the protection of a region of the object to maintain the natural development of no human intervention. The establishment of a nature reserve must be targeted at the protection of a core object. The area is land and water. The object is a representative ecological system, a natural concentrated distribution area of rare and endangered animals, and a water conservation area. It has typical representative geological structure, geological profile and fossil resources. The world's first established nature reserve for the United States California Saitama Valley Red Cedar protected area, established in 1864. ...