Wetland, Pomelo Garden, and Fishing Village

Chongqing- On December 21, ten provincial regions launched their joint promotion for China Ecological• Amazing West on international platforms.

During the day, the media team explored Shuanggui Lake Wetland Park, Liangping Pomelo Garden and Chuanxi Fishing Village, discovering Liangping’s commitment to ecological priority and green development.

Liangping District in Chongqing is the first designated “Wetland City” in Southwest China, showing a model for wetland preservation.

Shuanggui Lake National Wetland Park. (Photo/Chen Zhan)

Shuanggui Lake National Wetland Park, covering nearly 350 hectares, is a prime example of the district’s commitment to conservation. The park is home to 283 species of vertebrates, which include an increasing number of bird species – from 137 in 2018 to 213 in 2023. In addition, 27 of these species are under national protection.

You Renyi, a staff member of Liangping District Wetland Protection Center, shared insights into the ecological progress of the lake in recent years, including the founding of aythya baeri, anser answer, and chroicocephalus ridibundus.

He emphasized the significant and exciting results of his wetland conservation efforts. He declared his continued commitment to enhance the environment of Shuanggui Lake, aiming to attract and provide a sanctuary for rare and endangered bird species.

The Liangping Pomelo Garden, spanning 21,000 mu, captivated the interview group with its huge pomelos. This garden is a key cultivation site for Liangping Pomelo, recognized as one of China’s three varieties of pomelo.

Liangping Pomelo Garden. (Photo/Chen Zhan)

Zhang Wenhui, head of the Longtan Pomelo Cooperative in Liangping, highlighted their quality farming practices. These include annual soil testing and a dedication to natural ecological cultivation methods, aligning with environmental sustainability and green development strategies.

In addition, the group visited the commercial center, discovering different pomelo products, such as dried fruits and extracts.

In recent times, Liangping District has focused on developing the pomelo industry to increase farmers’ incomes and drive rural revitalization. The Liangping Pomelo has become widely recognized, with its derivatives becoming household staples.

The trip concluded with a visit to Chuanxi Fishing Village in Lirang Town, Liangping District, renowned for its pristine environment. This village is unique in Chongqing as the only agricultural science and technology park focused on fisheries, and is recognized as a national 3A-level tourist destination.

Chuanxi Fishing Village. (Photo/Chen Zhan)

The country is home to 3,300 hectares of fish ponds, which produce an impressive 15,000 tons of fresh fish annually, contributing more than 150 million yuan in production value.

In recent years, Chuanxi Village has been committed to ecological rejuvenation and the development of scenic rural landscapes. Efforts have included initiatives for beautification and rural enhancement, with projects focused on creating a more attractive countryside.

The strategies implemented include the development of small and micro wetlands and the ecological treatment of domestic sewage to enhance the aesthetics of local courtyards. These measures have transformed the village into a picturesque and ecologically sustainable community.

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