In recent days, staff at the ink management station of the National Natural Protected Area at the Hubei Gange River Source, while compiling information on infrared cameras, have found valuable photographs of the national second-level protected animal ferrets hovering over the forest rocks, once again captured in early April.
In this image, a ferret plays on a rock, while he jumps, stretches his head and visits it. The sable is of the size of a small fox and is known for its visible orange larynx on the chest.
It is located in the south of Takeyama county and is one of the 50 eco-functional zones of the country, 34 bio-diversity eco-functional areas and 50 critical eco-functional areas. In recent years, a series of protective measures, such as ecological restoration, deforestation of natural forests, the closing of small hydropower and ecological migration, the regularization of protected areas for information development, the installation of 12 high-resolution video surveillance units on the main traffic routes, and the installation of 24 forest fire alarm systems (sets) at key gates have largely achieved real-time monitoring and ecological monitoring in key areas of the protected areas.