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Sub-Regional Workshop On Transboundary Water Resources Management In Central Asia For The Second Assessment Of
Transboundary Waters Under The Water Convention
Brief Introduction of Xingkai Lake
Li Jiao
Beijing Forestry University, P. R. China
2010.10.14
My GroupBeijing Forestry University is the only higher institution in China which has the college that cultivates professionals specialized on nature reserve protection and management .
Wetland Research Group is made up of a leader—Professor Lei Guangchun, 2 assistants, 2 Ph. D. students, and 11 Master students.
Wetland Research Group focus on hydrology , carbon sink, birds, amphibians and other aspects of important wetland sites, as well as zoning, monitoring, assessing the Nature Reserve.
Contents
1.Description of the Lake
2.Description of Nature Reserve
3.Main problems in the Basin
4.Transboundary Cooperation
1.Description of the Lake
• Name:
― Xingkai Lake (China)
― Lake Khanka (Russia)
• Location:
― on the border of the People’s
Republic of China and the
Russian Federation
• Type:
― Fresh Permanent Natural
• Trophic State:
― EutrophicFigure 1 Satellite map of Lake
China
Russia
• Water Surface Area:
– 4,380km2,
– China: 1,240km2 & Russia :3,140km2
• Volume::::
– 18.30km3
• Depth:
– Ave.=4.5m Max=10.6m
• Catchment :
– 16,890km2
• Inflowing rivers
– 8-China;15-Russia
1.Description of the Lake
Figure 2 Birds of the Xingkai Lake
• Xingkai Lake Nature Reserve :Xingkai Lake + 4 Agriculture Farms + 1 Fish Farm
• Ramsar Site
• Population: 88,160
• Density≈40 person/km2
Land Use Type Area(ha) Percent(%)
Lake Area 124,667 56
Swamp Area 46,364 20.8
Forest Area 8,583 4
Agriculture Land 42,697 19.2
Total 222311 100%
2.Description of Nature Reserve
Table 1 Land Use Type of Xingkai Lake Nature Reserve
2.1 Plants
• Xingkai Lake, China part, has 691 vascular species, among which 10 species are endangered plants.
• Pinus ussruiensis is the endemic species in the zone.
2.Description of Nature Reserve
Figure 3 Pinus ussruiensis
ORDERS FAMILIES SPECIES
FISHES 7 15 68
AMPHIBIANS 2 4 7
CRAWLS 1 3 7
BIRDS 16 40 361
MAMMALS 6 14 39
TOTAL 32 76 482
47 endangered animals
2.Description of Nature Reserve
In Xingkai Lake Nature Reserve:2.2 Animals
Table 2 Animals List in the Xingkai Lake Nature Reserve
•One of the highest level of bird diversity in Eurasian temperate zone.
•Home to 361 migratory, nesting, and wintering birds.
2.Description of Nature Reserve
2.2.1 Birds
Figure 4: East Asian-Australasian Flyway Source: Maki Koyama © 2008 Partnership for EAAF.
Xingkai Lake
2.Description of Nature Reserve
2.2.1 Birds
Grus japonensis Egretta alba Ciconia nigra
Ciconia boyciana Anser cygnoides
Figure 5-1 Birds
2.Description of Nature Reserve
2.2.1 Birds
Phalacrocorax carbo
Mergellus alb
Anas penelope Tadorna ferruginea
Anas formosa
Anas crecca
Anas platyrhynchos & Anas acuta
Anas falcata
Anas querquedula Anas clypeata
Mergus merganserTadorna tadorna
Aix galericulata
Figure 5-2 Birds
2.Description of Nature Reserve
2.2.2 Fishes
Huso dauricus
Erythroculter ilishaeformisHimeculter bleekerilucidus
Erythroculter dabryi
Figure 6 Fishes
2.Description of Nature Reserve
2.2.3 Mammals
Ursus thibetanus Lepus timidus
Prionailurusbengalensis
Cervus elaphusLutra lutra
Figure 7 Mammals
2.3 Uses & Functions
Irrigation
Fishery Industry
2.Description of Nature Reserve
Figure 8 Irrigation
Figure 9 Fishery Industry
Rice Paddy
Straw
Xingkai Lake
3.Main problems in the Basin
3.1 Waste, especially agricultural wastewater discharged to the lake�eutrophic�raising COD
Figure 10 Agricultural Wastewater
caused:
3.Main problems in the Basin
3.2 Overfishing
Figure 11 Overfishing
4.1 History
Yr History Evolution
1986 Xingkai Lake National Nature Reserve(China)
1990 Khanka Lake National Nature Reserve(Russia)
1996 Agreement on Lake Xingkai/Khanka
1997 Transboundary International Nature Reserve
North-East Asia Crane Network
2002 Ramsar Site of International Importance
2006 Biosphere Reserve
Sino-Russian Joint Monitoring Program on Water Quality of Transboundary Water Bodies
4.Transboundary Cooperation
Table 3 History between China and Russia
4.Transboundary Cooperation
Head of China's environmental agency Zhou Shengxian and Minister of Natural Resources and Ecology ТрутневЮрийПетрович attended the 5th meeting of the Environmental Sub-Committee between China and Russia
A Russian research staff collected water samples together with Chinese research staff
2rd meeting of Sino-Russian Joint Committee of Wise use and Protection of the Transboundary Water
Russia and China have regular exchange visits, joint monitoring of the water quality, environment protection cooperation , and birds survey every year.
• Sign :2006, begin :2007.
• Monitoring time: May and Sep. every year
Flow SS PH DO Oil COD BOD5 TP
Pb Nitrite Cu Zn NO2--N As Hg Cd
Cr6+ IPB Ar-OH DDT DDE PCB Fe Mn
2,4-dichloro-
phenol
Trichlorop
henol
Atrazine Temperature 2,4-d Lindane Benzene Toluene
Ethylbenzene Dimethylb
enzene
Ammonia
nitrogen
Permanganate
index
Ethylami
ne
Hexachloro
benzene
Fecal
coliforms
Chlorofor
m
4.Transboundary Cooperation
4.2 Sino-Russian Joint Monitoring Program on Water Quality of Transboundary Water Bodies
Table 4 Monitoring contents
• Monitoring sections are located at the interchange of Xingkai Lake and Songacha River, from which monitoring results represent the overall Lake.
• According to the results of 2009, water quality is generally good. Compared to the results of 2007 and 2008, no significant change and seasonal change is found in the water quality.
————Summary Report 2009, Water Monitoring And Protection Team, Environmental Cooperation Sub-Committee,
Regular Meeting Between Chinese Premier And Russian Prime Minister
4.Transboundary Cooperation
4.2 Sino-Russian Joint Monitoring Program on Water Quality of Transboundary Water Bodies
• Making watershed protection plans and carrying out ecological environmental constructions between China and Russia
• Developing eco-agriculture, through reducing the utilization of pesticides and fertilizes
• Protecting the present lake wetland and converting cultivated land to wetland
• Restoring Xingkai Lake fishery resource
4.Transboundary Cooperation
4.3 Future Recommendations and Planned Response Measures
For More Information…
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