St. John's And Land Rover Club Open A New Chapter In Cross-Country Adventure

　　 The "Minnan camel" ecological protection sharing Association will be successfully concluded.

Recently, the ecological conservation and sharing meeting of "exploring the unmanned area to save wild camels" ended successfully in the painting of Minnan Academy. At the meeting, Sevlae ( sevlae The brand representatives shared with the newspaper reporters the expedition in the uninhabited area, and introduced the mysterious and brilliant history and culture of Lop Nor. Among them, the most popular is the deteriorating ecological environment and the survival environment of wild camels in the unmanned area.

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"The journey of Lop Nor's exploration has come to an end. However, the desolate picture after being destroyed and the difficult living conditions of wild camels and animals still cling to the hearts of each of us." A member of the motorcade told reporters that Lop Nor has given me a deeper understanding of the phrase "water is the source of life". The dry rivers, the lost ancient civilizations and the dying life are all the best alertness of nature to us.

"What is Lop Nor like now", "why Lop Nor will become an unmanned area", "wild camels are the same as camels usually seen", and "wild camels in Lop Nor are everywhere"... Little reporters have raised a series of questions. Lop Nor is a forbidden area where life is scarce. This barren land is also known as the "sea of death". Time has given it a layer of mysterious veil, and more people have begun to rush towards it. The heart of Lop Nor is indispensable to any one of the crosses. This vast Gobi, many explorers like to camp here. A long time left a lot of rubbish. Although the sandstorm is very large in Lop Nor area, these wastes are artificially "hidden" into the cracks in the salt alkali crust, so it is hard to be blown away by sandstorms. Sevlae (Saint Valentine) brand The representative said, "this time, the team cleaned up a lot of garbage in the heart of the lake."

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"Wild camels are extremely endangered species in the world. They are rare compared to the national treasure pandas." Sevlae (Saint Fred) brand representative replied, wild camels are a very sensitive animal, it can smell people's smell after several kilometers, and far away to move, and then will not easily come to where people have stopped. "Therefore, when exploring the Lop Nor, the motorcade adjusted the route many times to avoid any nuisance to wild camels and other wild animals." On one occasion, the motorcade specifically went around the heyamaguchi mining area and chose camping at Bayi spring, 5 kilometers away from the artesian well. Artesian well is the first stop of the cross-country adventure and one of the two or three remaining fresh water resources in Lop Nor's wasteland. At the same time, it is also one of the water sources for wild camels to survive. If hasty go, it may not only destroy its original ecological environment, but also cause the wild camels to escape and migrate, or even cause death due to migration and lack of water. Originally, human careless behavior could pose such a great threat to the survival of wild animals!! "After that, we must take good care of the environment. Protecting our environment is protecting our homeland!" said Cai Dan Ying, a small reporter.

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"The desolation of Lop Nor and the difficult situation of Onokazu camels make us deeply aware of the significance of ecological protection. This journey of exploring is not only an investigation of the existing ecology and environment of Lop Nor, but also a deep reflection on the way of human survival in the future. Mr. Chen Jiatai, general manager of Sevlae, told reporters that "as an outdoor brand, we have a sense of social responsibility inherent in ecological protection. Sevlae brand originated from the birthplace of modern mountaineering and the highest mountain in the European Alps, Blanc peak. Behind its brand culture, it is the respect, exploration and love for nature. Whether it is St. Paul's "China's most beautiful island tour" or the small and medium-sized activities of clubs across the country, we have been actively doing something in the ecosystem. For example, consciously clean up the garbage on the island, minimize the use of plastic bags, disposable tableware, obligations to environmental protection education in large, middle and primary schools, and so on.

According to Mr. Chen, St. Valentine will launch the "going out OUT GOING" series. outdoors Activities, through the power of example, lead more people to go out and experience the importance of ecological balance and biological diversity to human survival and development.