Heilongjiang Luodan Swan successfully reached Sanmenxia Swan Lake by train

The swan that was rescued from the Gagdachi area of Daxinganling, Heilongjiang Province, northern Xinjiang, China has successfully reached Sanmenxia Swan Lake after more than 50 hours and more than 2,500 kilometers on October 31 at 18:00.

 Before the arrival of the swan rescue, the Swan Lake Wetland Park has cleaned the debris and other debris in the lake in advance, fully disinfected the shoals where the swan lived, and at the same time sampled and tested the water quality of the Swan Lake and the surrounding soil. Dare to neglect. The swan will be placed in a quarantine area for observation and maintenance, and will be released to nature as soon as physical strength is restored.

Swan Lake has a large area of ecological wetlands. With the improvement of the ecological environment and the increase in protection, the number of swans has increased year by year. The current Swan Lake Wetland Park has become the best habitat for geese in winter. The Swan Lake Wetland Park Management Office has also been strengthening the protection and research of the swan. This rescued swan will definitely overwinter in the beautiful Swan Lake.

"Thank you for sending the swan back to Sanmenxia. We will take good care of the swan and live up to everyone's expectations. Let the swan return to nature as soon as possible." said Ru Wendong, deputy director of the Swan Lake Wetland Park. "As the natural ecological environment in Sanmenxia continues, Improvement and the increasing publicity of wildlife protection, citizens' awareness of wildlife protection is also gradually strengthened. Once wild animals that are injured, trapped or placed in order are found, many citizens will contact the local forestry department in time to make the wildlife Get help in time and return to nature again. Man and nature live in harmony, organic integration of economic development and ecological environment protection, and green development become the main theme of Sanmenxia City’s construction of ecological civilization."