Suibin’s River Islands: Forest, Marsh and Moving Water
Along Suibin’s Songhua shoreline, 43 islands rise from a 142-kilometre wetland corridor. Shrubland and marsh shape these low islands, which belong to a river system that keeps changing form.
Suibin’s islands are not simply sandbars or open water. Shrub growth, forest and marsh share the river landscape, where land and water shift across the channels. These varied habitats form part of the protected area along the border rivers.
Along Suibin’s Songhua shoreline, 43 islands rise from a 142-kilometre wetland corridor. Shrubland and marsh shape these low islands, which belong to a river system that keeps changing form.