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Yancheng Natural Reserves for the Rare BirdsHello, everyone:Here we are in Yancheng Natural Reserves for the Rare Birds. It was, approved by Jiangsu Provincial Peoples Government, founded in November of 1983, and in 1992, it was, approved by the state Council, upgraded as National Reserves and established as UNASCO Yancheng Biological Reserves , and listed in World Biological Reserves Network and brought into East Asia Cranes Reserve Network.AUDIO VEDIO ROOM Here in the room, we can get the information of the reserves with the help of audio video tapes, pictures and samples.There are quite a number of birds in the reserves, with the red-crowned cranes under the major protection. A red-crowned cranes is, precious as a giant panda, so named as it has a piece of red feather like a crown on its top. There exist now only about 2000 wild red-crowned cranes in the world, around 1000 of which fly to the reserves for winter every year.Yancheng National Reserve for the Rare Birds is the largest coastal reserves, it stretched over the tidal land in Dongtai, Dafeng, Sheyang, Binhai and Xiangshui, covering some 580 km. of the coastal line, with a total space of about 453,000 ha., centering around 17,4000 ha. Of the reclaimed land between Xinyang Port and Doulong Port.In the tidal land, are living 450 kinds of plants, 379 kinds of birds, 45 kinds of amphibians, 281 kinds of fishes and 47 kinds of mammals, among which are 12 kinds of the wild lives under the Class I protection, like the red-crowned cranes, white cranes, storks, wild ducks, sea-gulls, bustard vulture, etc., and 67 kinds of the wild lives are under the Class II protection. In addition, the tidal land yields over 50,000 tons of reed, 1,000,000 tons of aquatic produces, and about 300 tons of clam worms each year.The reserve is the resting place for the birds migrating from Northeast Asia to Australia, and it is also an important habitat for waterfowels to live through winter. Every year over3, 000,000 various birds mi