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Regulations of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region on Daqingshan National Nature Reserve

Chapter I General Provisions Article 1 In order to strengthen the management of Daqingshan National Nature Reserve (hereinafter referred to as the reserve), protect biodiversity and maintain regional ecological security, these Regulations are formulated in accordance with the Forest Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the Regulations of People's Republic of China (PRC) Nature Reserve and relevant national laws and regulations, and in combination with the actual situation of the reserve. Article 2 Protected areas are located in Hohhot, Baotou and Wulanchabu, and belong to forest ecosystem types. The area and boundary of the reserve shall be subject to the area and boundary approved by the State Council. Article 3 The planning, protection, construction, utilization and management of protected areas shall abide by these regulations. Article 4 The protection and management of protected areas shall adhere to the principles of overall planning, strict protection, orderly construction, scientific management, rational utilization and sustainable development, and properly handle the relationship with local economic and social development and residents' production and life. Article 5 The people's governments of autonomous regions, Hohhot, Baotou, Wulanchabu and relevant counties shall incorporate the construction, protection and management of protected areas within their respective jurisdictions into the national economic and social development plan, and the funds for the construction, protection and management of protected areas shall be included in the fiscal budget at the corresponding level, and the investment shall be increased year by year. Article 6 The people's governments of the autonomous region, Hohhot, Baotou and Wulanchabu shall strengthen their leadership over the work of protected areas within their respective jurisdictions and coordinate and solve major problems in nature protection, ecological construction and economic and social development of protected areas. Article 7 The competent administrative department of environmental protection of the people's government of the autonomous region shall be responsible for the comprehensive management of protected areas.

The administrative department of forestry of the people's Government of the autonomous region is the competent department in charge of the work of protected areas, and its subordinate protected area management institutions are responsible for the specific work of protection and management.

The departments of environmental protection, forestry, public security, agriculture and animal husbandry, water conservancy, land and resources, tourism and other departments of the people's government at or above the county level where the reserve is located shall, according to their respective functions and duties, do a good job in the protection and management of the reserve. The main responsibilities of the eighth protected area management agencies are:

(a) to implement the relevant laws, regulations, rules and policies of the state and the autonomous region;

(two) responsible for organizing the implementation of the overall planning of protected areas, and formulating and implementing various management systems;

(three) responsible for the declaration and implementation of ecological protection and construction projects in protected areas;

(four) to be responsible for the protection and management of the natural environment and natural resources in the protected areas;

(five) to investigate the natural resources of the protected areas, establish archives and databases, and organize environmental monitoring;

(6) Organizing scientific research and publicity and education activities;

(seven) under the premise of not affecting the natural environment and natural resources of the protected area, in accordance with the overall planning of the protected area, organize visits, tourism and other activities;

(eight) to investigate and deal with violations of natural resources, natural environment and protection facilities in protected areas according to law. Article 9 All units and individuals have the obligation to protect protected areas, and have the right to stop, report and accuse acts that destroy natural resources and the natural environment. Article 10 The people's governments at or above the county level where protected areas are located shall commend and reward the units and individuals that have made remarkable achievements in the construction, protection, management and scientific research of protected areas. Chapter II Planning and Resources and Environmental Protection Article 11 The overall planning of protected areas shall be worked out by the forestry administrative department of the people's government of the autonomous region in conjunction with the relevant departments of development and reform, housing and urban and rural construction, environmental protection, agriculture and animal husbandry, water conservancy, land and resources, tourism and the people's government where the protected areas are located.

The preparation of the overall planning of protected areas shall go through demonstration meetings, hearings and other procedures, solicit the opinions of relevant units and the public, and report to the competent forestry administrative department of the State Council for approval after being reviewed by the nature reserve review committee of the autonomous region. The overall planning of protected areas shall be announced to the public.

The approved master plan of protected areas shall be strictly implemented, and no unit or individual may change it without authorization; If it is really necessary to change, it shall be submitted for approval in accordance with the original approval procedures. Twelfth protected areas management agencies shall, according to the scope and boundaries of protected areas approved by the State Council, set up boundary signs of protected areas and functional areas, and report them to the people's government of the autonomous region for publication.

Without the approval of the original examination and approval authority, no unit or individual may change the nature and boundary of the protected area.

No unit or individual may destroy or move the landmarks and other protection facilities of the protected areas without authorization. Thirteenth protected areas are divided into core areas, buffer areas and experimental areas.

The core area is a well-preserved natural ecosystem and a concentrated distribution area of rare and endangered animals and plants, and no unit or individual may enter it without authorization.

The periphery of the core area is a buffer zone, and only teaching, scientific research and observation activities are allowed.

The periphery of the buffer zone is an experimental zone, which can be used for scientific experiments, teaching practice, sightseeing, tourism, domestication and breeding of rare and endangered wild animals and plants. Article 14 The Hohhot Municipal People's Government, the Baotou Municipal People's Government and the Wulanchabu Municipal People's Government shall formulate ecological migration plans for protected areas within their respective jurisdictions, so that the core area will gradually become uninhabited, and the buffer area and experimental area will gradually reduce the permanent population. Fifteenth units, residents and personnel who have been approved to enter the protected area shall abide by the various management systems of the protected area and obey the management of the protected area management agencies. If the natural resources and environment of protected areas are damaged due to their life, production and business activities, measures should be taken to restore the ecological environment.