Yabuli Forestry Bureau of Shangzhi City, Harbin City, Heilongjiang Province

Yabuli Forestry Bureau

Yabuli Forestry Bureau, founded in 1958, is located in the Changbai Mountain System of Heilongjiang Province and the West foot of zhangguangcailing. It is an important base for forest cultivation and timber production in Heilongjiang Province and one of the 100 large-scale forestry enterprises in China.

brief introduction

The construction area of Yabuli Forestry Bureau covers a total area of 306000 hectares, with a total forest volume of 17 million cubic meters, covering three counties and cities of Shangzhi, fangzheng and Yanshou. There are 11 towns, 266 natural villages and more than 200000 people in the construction area. The world famous Yabuli National Forest Park and Yabuli ski resort are located in the construction area of Yabuli Forestry Bureau.

In 1998, the CPC Central Committee and the State Council made a major decision to implement the natural forest protection project. Yabuli forestry bureau made a strategic adjustment to the direction of forestry management and further adjusted the structure of industrial products. The diversified industries, mainly forest tourism, forest products industry and green food development, have developed rapidly, with natural forest protection, wood production, forest products industry and multi-purpose industries as the main industries Forest resources should be developed in an all-round way.

Yabuli forestry bureau is rich in natural resources, outstanding people, beautiful mountains and rivers, unique scenery and convenient transportation. Binsui railway and 301 National Road run through the construction area, which has a very broad development prospect.

Yabuli forestry bureau is rich in natural products, complete in tree species, rich in natural products and beautiful scenery. The mountains are covered with Fraxinus mandshurica, Juglans mandshurica, Korean pine, spruce, fir Tilia, oak color, birch locust and other precious tree species; the vast forest sea is inhabited by rare animals such as Amur tiger, red deer, sika deer, black bear, purple mink, Swertia deer, pheasant, flying dragon, forest frog; the fertile land is covered with ginseng, Codonopsis pilosula Schisandra chinensis, Gentianaceae, acanthopanax senticosus, Osmunda japonica, Pteridium aquilinum, cucumber, agaric fungus, Hericium erinaceus, mushroom and other precious natural and green medicinal plants and food; marble, quartz, granite, quartz sand, iron, sulfur and other mineral resources also have considerable reserves in the construction area.