Poyang Lake wetland reserves

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Poyang Lake wetland reserves are protected wetland areas in Jiangxi Province, China, renowned for their rich biodiversity and importance as a critical wintering habitat for migratory waterbirds.

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instanceOf nature reserve system
wetland protected area
contains Nanjishan Wetland Nature Reserve NERFINISHED
Poyang Lake National Nature Reserve NERFINISHED
Wucheng National Nature Reserve NERFINISHED
local wetland protected areas around Poyang Lake
country China
governedBy Chinese environmental protection agencies
Jiangxi provincial authorities
hasConservationStatus Ramsar wetland of international importance
hasEcosystemType floodplain wetland
freshwater lake wetland
marsh
seasonal wetland
shallow lake
hasFunction biodiversity conservation
environmental education
flood regulation
scientific research
water purification
waterbird wintering habitat
importantFor East Asian–Australasian Flyway waterbirds
global waterbird conservation
wetland biodiversity conservation
knownFor migratory waterbird habitat
rich biodiversity
wintering grounds for cranes
wintering grounds for geese and ducks
locatedIn Jiangxi Province NERFINISHED
Poyang Lake NERFINISHED
Yangtze River basin NERFINISHED
southeastern China NERFINISHED
partOf Poyang Lake wetland ecosystem NERFINISHED
protects aquatic plants
endangered waterbirds
fish populations
migratory birds
shoreline vegetation
wetland habitats
seasonalCharacteristic expanded lake surface in wet season
exposed mudflats in dry season
large seasonal variation in water level
threatenedBy climate change
human disturbance
hydrological changes in the Yangtze River
water level fluctuations
usedFor birdwatching
ecotourism

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Poyang Lake Plain adjacentTo Poyang Lake wetland reserves