In recent days, the biodiversity survey team of the River Creek National Forest Park Management Centre in Guangdong Province, during a routine inspection of infrared camera data, captured for the first time images of national-level activities to protect China's penetrators in wildlife. This was the first time that the park had recorded evidence of field activity through the Infrared Trigger camera in China, highlighting the significant results of the long-standing indigenous adherence to ecological conservation.
In the video, an adult Chinese man wearing a mountain armour appeared late at night in a broad leaf forest belt 400 metres above sea level. As a rare animal known as the “Forestguard”, it is wearing a unique coat of armour, excavating its termite nest with strong front claws, stretching out a sticky long tongue of over 40 centimetres and displaying a vivid picture of its natural habits. The video recording of the Stream River National Forest Park provided key information for the study of the current status and distribution of the mountain armour in China. According to the staff of the Centre for the Management of the National Forest Parks of Guangzhou River Stream, adult manicure can feed about 7 million termites a year, excavating can promote ablaze in the soil, and abandoned caves can be used twice by animals such as euphoria and snakes to provide warm shelter for a wide range of wildlife.
This 90,000-acre subtropical green forest has now formed a complete and stable ecological chain. The upper carpenter is dominated by sorghum and shellbow plants, a happy home for birds, and under the forest the brooks are active in rare rare animals such as China through the mountain nails, leopard cats and cranium. The 2025 Biodiversity Survey showed that among the plant species of wild distribution in forest parks are 27 plants protected at the second level of the State, such as large leaves, black leaves, Fujian Gospels, and 15 species of plants cultivated in priority areas such as sprouts, tea with gold and five pinions in China, known as the “genetic pool of Southern Ridge species”.
In recent years, as the province of Guangdong in Quinshan, At the heart of the high-quality development pilot district of Mount Rofau, the River Creek National Forest Park is doing its best to bring people closer to nature ' s well-being. The park has been set up as a cultural exhibition hall for forest well-being and as a natural home for children and children. During the hot summer, the park launched a summer event entitled “The Water Clash - The Summer of the Summer,” in which tourists participate in a variety of summer summer summers, such as water fights, watermelons, bubbles, handcrafts and ghost valleys.
The ecological conservation concept of the Green Water Green Mountain is the Silver Mountain of the Treasure River National Forest Park, which is home to many people, and the landmark results of the Green American Guangzhou Ecological Construction and Wildlife Conservation Initiative, which also demonstrate the importance and commitment of Guangzhou City to environmental conservation. It is a vivid picture of human life living in harmony with nature that China's mountain-capture is home-grown in Guangzhou River Stream National Forest Park.