Photographed 4 Wild Siberian Tigers, Far East Leopards in Jilin Hunchun Nature Reserve

China's Only Wild Amur Tiger and Far East Leopard Conservation Area - Jilin Hunchun Northeast Tiger National Nature Reserve: News from March 26th to April 3rd: This Reserve Management Authority is in Qufu, Maquda Protection Station Area. The ditch and the northwest ditch were photographed with infrared cameras to precious pictures of the Siberian tiger, Far East leopard and spotted deer.

According to Lang Jianmin, director of the Scientific Research Mission Center of the Hunchun Nature Reserve Management Bureau, experts from the Conservation Bureau and wildlife experts in Jilin Province passed detailed features such as size, step, pattern, and tail of the tiger and leopard in the photo, as well as the location and time of shooting. Comprehensive factors were compared and analyzed. It was determined that two tigers in the northeast and two leopards in the far east were captured.

Jilin Hunchun Northeast Tiger National Nature Reserve is located in Hunchun City, Jilin Province, which borders China, Russia, and North Korea. It has a total area of ​​more than 100,000 hectares and is protected by wild Amur tigers and Far Eastern leopards.

Since the establishment of the reserve in October 2001, the ecological environment has been significantly improved. In recent years, the number of wild tigers has been monitored to increase to 6-7, and traces of the Far Eastern Leopard have been found on many occasions.

This filming of the tiger leopard is the first scientific research achievement of the positioning monitoring work. It has extremely high research value for further analysis and understanding of individual differences and activity patterns of the tiger leopard, and provides effective protection for targeted protection work in the protected area. Technology support.

Foreign societies and related countries attach great importance to the protection of the Far East Leopard and the Northeast Tiger. In 2010, Jilin Province and the neighboring Primorsky Krai region of Russia jointly signed a cooperation agreement on "China and Russia's Northeast Tigers and Far East Leopard Cross-border Protection" to create a good living environment for these two endangered rare animals.

Wild Amur tigers and Far East leopards are endangered species in the world. They belong to China's national first-class protected animals and are mainly distributed in the Far East of Russia, Northeast China and other places. Among them, the number of wild Siberian tigers in the world is less than 500, and the wild Siberian tigers in China are only distributed in Jilin and Heilongjiang provinces. The number is about 20.

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