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China's Biodiversity: Fujian's Wuyi Mountain National Park
Updated: Jun 5, 2023
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Wuyi Mountain National Park, located in northwest Fujian province, China, holds the dual distinction of being a UNESCO Man and Biosphere Reserve and a World Heritage Site for its cultural and natural significance.
With a total area of 1001.41 square kilometers, including 210.7 square kilometers of pristine primary forest, it boasts the largest and most unspoiled subtropical primary forest ecosystem along the same latitude worldwide.
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