Слайд 1Khankaiskiу Biosphere Reserve
Презентация для урока английского языка
по теме «Экология»
Выполнил:
Глущенко Т. А. ,
преподаватель английского языка
КГБ ПОУ «СПК»
Слайд 2The Reserve is one of the very few places of
growth of Lotus lily (Nelumbo Komarovii) and Prickly water lily
(Euryale ferox), included into the Red Data Book of the Russian Federation.
The Reserve is one of the very few places of growth of Lotus lily
Слайд 3
There are 482 vertebrate species in the Reserve, including a
species of cyclostomes, 72 fish species, 6 amphibian species, 6
reptile species, 352 bird species, and 45 mammal species.
Слайд 4During accumulation of scientific materials on the territory of the
Reserve.
Слайд 5
Joint surveys of cranes and waterfowl
on the Russian side of
the Lake Khanka International Nature Reserve.
Слайд 6
Russian – Chinese ichthyology workshop.
Слайд 7
Total area of the biosphere reserve is 273,199 ha; 39,289
ha of which make a strictly protected core area; 75,510
ha - buffer zone and 158,400 ha - a transition zone (cooperation zone).
Слайд 8
Open valleys with grassy meadows, swamps, overflow lands and numerous
small lakes prevail in the Reserve’s landscape.
Swamps cover most
part of the protected area (70%).
Слайд 9
The forests cover only about 1% of the Reserve, and
distribution of forest vegetation has a spotty character.
Слайд 10
In 1996, the governments of the Russian Federation and the
People's Republic of China signed an agreement to establish Lake
Khanka/ Xingkai International Nature Reserve under the auspices of the Khankaisky and Xinkai Hu nature reserves.
Слайд 11
It was established in order to protect flora, fauna
and natural eco-systems, to promote bilateral cooperation in nature conservation
and sustainable use of natural resources, and to monitor and study natural eco-systems in the long term.
Слайд 12
II International Forum «2012 Xingkai Lake, Jixi China seminar on
Green Development»,
Heilongjiang Province, China, July 2012.
Слайд 13
Lake Khanka is the largest freshwater lake in Northeast
Asia.
Слайд 14
The Reserve’s flora includes 713 species of vascular plants,
12 of which are listed in the Red Book of
the Russian Federation.
Слайд 15In the western part of the Lake, there is the
largest in the Russian Far East population of the rare
Chinese soft-shelled turtle (Pelodiscus sinensis).
Слайд 16Of 352 bird species, 21 species are included in the
IUCN red list and 49 species are listed in the
Red Book of the Russian Federation.
Слайд 17Japanese crane (Grus japonensis), White-naped crane (Grus vipio) and Oriental
white stork (Ciconia boyciana) are the most valuable and endangered
bird species nesting in the Reserve.
Слайд 18 Ecotourism and recreation
are the priorities of development strategy
of this territory.
Слайд 19Since 2003, Russia and China celebrate annual Lake Khanka Day
with concerts, exhibitions and children's performances.