Bali Lake Wetland;A man loves the water and a bird loves the water

In the west of our city, there is a mysterious green kingdom, that is, Eight Lake wetland Park, also known as Eight Lake wetland resort, is a provincial wetland protection unit。

Balihu Wetland is an inland wetland, an important part of Zhaodong wetland in Songhua River basin, and an important wetland resource and wild fishery resource area in our city。It plays an important role in controlling pollution, regulating runoff and regional climate。At the same time, it also gave birth to the unique charm of the Bali Lake wetland culture。Walking into the Bali Lake Wetland Resort, as if walking into a paradise away from the hustle and bustle of the city。There are antique buildings, Bridges, grassland, farmland, a crow of dog, has picked flowers and the fragrance garden。And wetland bird watching is a rich wetland culture dinner presented to people in Bali Lake。

The Bali Lake Wetland is an important habitat for birds and a precious gene bank for life。There are more than 100 species of water birds living here, many of which are rare species under key state protection。It is usually difficult to see their faces, but in the Bali Lake you can feast your eyes and see their wonderful elegance。Wave light heavy bird sex, lake shadow pleasant people。The ship in the depths of the wetland, qian was greeted by a slowly really cattail, such as wall, photo - snow, bibo QingYang, a flock of birds, eight in lake wetland for its amazing and beautiful gives people a surprise after another。

In recent years，Bali Lake Wetland through wetland protection and restoration，Rational utilization and development of wetland resources，We will develop green agriculture, landscape agriculture and sightseeing agriculture，Achieve harmony and unity between man and nature，A model of sustainable development based on interdependence，At the same time, it also created the Bali Lake Wetland Resort, which is like a peach blossom, incomparable beauty and poetry，It has added a beautiful scenery line to the tourism culture along the river in our city。