What are the modes of transportation in Yihuang South China Tiger Nature Reserve?

Traffic Guide of Yihuang South China Tiger Nature Reserve: Take a bus to Fuzhou, and then take a long-distance bus at Gongx Bus Station to Yihuang. It takes about three hours. When we arrive in Yihuang, there will be a direct bus to the nature reserve.

Yihuang County is located in the eastern part of Jiangxi Province, in the transition zone from Wuyi Mountain and Lushan Mountain to Fuhe Plain. The total land area of the county is 194400, of which the forestry land area is 150900, accounting for 77.6% of the total land area. There are three north-south mountain peaks in the territory, namely Junfeng Mountain, the main peak in the east, with an altitude of 1 760.9 m, Yuyashan Mountain, the main peak in the middle, with an altitude of 1 467.9 m, Dawangshan Mountain, the main peak in the west, with an altitude of 1 654,38+0,36.6 m, and the mountains in the east.

The territory belongs to the humid monsoon region in the middle subtropical zone, with four distinct seasons, mild climate, abundant rainfall and sunshine. The forest vegetation in the county is rich and diverse, and there are many kinds of wild animals such as water deer, Sumen antelope, wild boar, muntjac and South China rabbit. It is an ideal survival and breeding area for South China tigers, and it is one of the main distribution areas of South China tigers in our province in history.

According to county records, tigers and leopards often appeared in Yihuang County before liberation. In 1950s and 1960s, due to people's misunderstanding, they were killed as pests. According to the statistics of the number of tiger skins purchased by local products, foreign trade and supply and marketing departments in the county, Yihuang County hunted 55 South China tigers in 1950s, 25 South China tigers in 1960s and 0/0 South China tigers/kloc-0 in 1970s, accounting for 34% of 264 South China tigers hunted in Jiangxi Province in the same period.

After 1980s, with the development of social economy, the habitat of South China tiger in and out of the province has been deteriorating, and the population of South China tiger has decreased sharply. However, in Yihuang County, where the South China Tiger Reserve has been built, people keep seeing the South China Tiger in Shenzhen, Hong Kong, Xinfeng, Northeast China and Baizhu.

1990 1 1 February, sent by the world wide fund for nature, Dr. Gary Kohler, an American cat expert, and his wife, Ms. Mono, made a special trip to Yuya, Yihuang, and found that there were still South China tigers in our county.

Through tiger trails, interviews and habitat surveys, experts from the Ministry and the province not only confirmed that there are South China tigers in Yihuang County, but also the breeding population of South China tigers.