Guniujiang: the work behind a protected forest
Ranger patrols, camera traps and a measured forest plot show conservation as repeated fieldwork rather than a scenic label.
A protected forest where biodiversity surveys, ranger routes and education work keep ecological care tangible.
Guniujiang crosses the boundary between Shitai and Qimen. Its 2025 report records species surveys, camera traps, a ten-hectare monitoring plot and the work of rangers who continue to patrol on foot. These details reveal the reserve as a place of repeated observation rather than a static scenic label.
Ranger patrols, camera traps and a measured forest plot show conservation as repeated fieldwork rather than a scenic label.