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Directory of Protected Areas in East Asia: People, Organisations and Places Legal Designation/Name of Area IUCN Category Latitude/ Longitude Area (ha) Year Ha Na Si VI 48°48’N/87°07’E 250,000 1986 Huo Cheng IV 44°06’N/80°48’E 35,000 1983 Jin Ta Si Shan Cao Di VI 47°46’N/88°36’E 9,733 1986 Ka La Mai Li Shan Ib 44°40’N/88°30’E 1,700,000 1982 Qi Tai Ib 45°55’N/82°30’E 12,600 1986 Ta Cheng Ba Dan Xun IV 45°55’N/82°30’E 1,500 1980 Ta Li Mu VI 44°07’N/89°49’E 395,420 1980 Ta Shi Ku Er Gan Ib 36°35’N/76°04’E 1,500,000 1984 Tian Chi II 36°00’N/87°00’E 38,069 1980 Tuo Mu Er Feng Ib 42°21’N/80°22’E 100,000 1980 Xue Ling Yun Shan Xizang Nature Reserve VI 43°20’N/82°03’E 28,000 1983 Cha Yu Ia 28°46’N/97°25’E 101,412 1985 Dong Jiu IV 29°58’N/94°29’E 22,600 1990 Gang Xiang IV 29°55’N/95°26’E 4,600 1985 Jiang Cun VI 28°18’N/85°19’E 34,060 1985 Lei Wu Qi IV 31°12’N/96°33’E 63,700 1990 Mang Kang IV 29°45’N/98°39’E 185,300 1990 Mo Tuo Ia 29°31’N/94°00’E 62,620 1986 Peng Bo IV 29°54’N/91°23’E 9,680 1993 Qiang Tang Ib 33°10’N/80°10’E 24,712,000 1990 Shen Zha Ib 31°34’N/88°14’E 4,000,000 1990 Zhang Mu VI 28°00’N/86°00’E 6,852 1985 Zhu Feng (Qomolangma) Yunnan Nature Reserve Ib 28°08’N/86°20’E 3,381,000 1989 Ai Lao Shan VI 24°16’N/101°13’E 50,660 1988 Bai Ma Shan VI 28°11’N/99°13’E 190,144 1988 Bai Zu Shan VI 24°48’N/101°37’E 3,004 1984 Bi Ta Hu VI 27°46’N/99°54’E 14,181 1984 Cai Yang He VI 22°30’N/101°09’E 7,035 1986 Cang Shan, Er Hai Hu VI 25°36’N/99°57’E 79,700 1993 Da Shan Bao Hei Jing He IV 27°27’N/103°18’E 19,200 1990 Da Wei Shan VI 22°45’N/103°39’E 15,365 1982 Da Xue Shan VI 23°40’N/99°34’E 15,786 1984 Da Xue Shan VI 27°46’N/98°57’E 17,887 1993 84
Legal Designation/Name of Area IUCN Category Latitude/ Longitude Area (ha) Year Da Zhong Shan VI 25°00’N/101°20’E 4,838 1984 De Dang Hou Shan VI 24°03’N/99°09’E 7,200 1990 Fen Shui Ling Feng VI 22°50’N/103°19’E 10,760 1986 Gao Li Gong Shan Ia 25°39’N/98°44’E 123,900 1986 Gao Lu Shan VI 24°06’N/102°21’E 5,260 1991 Gu Lin Qing VI 22°47’N/104°03’E 3,605 1982 Ha Ba Shan VI 27°18’N/100°02’E 21,908 1984 Hai Zi Ping VI 27°51’N/104°39’E 2,782 1984 Huang Lian Shan VI 22°49’N/102°10’E 13,935 1983 Hui Ze Hei Jing He IV 26°07’N/103°21’E 6,800 1990 Ji Zu Shan VI 25°55’N/100°19’E 10,760 1981 Jia Che VI 25°54’N/103°19’E 8,282 1984 Jie Zi He VI 23°27’N/102°01’E 3,260 1989 Jin Guang Miao VI 25°30’N/99°33’E 9,500 1986 Lao Hei Shan VI 24°50’N/101°36’E 1,370 1986 Lao Jun Shan VI 22°55’N/104°31’E 4,509 1986 Lu Gu Hu VI 27°42’N/100°45’E 8,133 1986 Mang Bao Shui Ku VI ?/? 3,170 1991 Mo Pan Shan VI 23°54’N/101°57’E 7,454 1989 Na Pa Hai Hu IV 27°49’N/99°37’E 2,400 1984 Nan Gun He VI 23°13’N/98°54’E 6,983 1994 Nan Jian Feng Huang Shan IV 24°58’N/100°32’E 2,500 1988 Nan Xi Lao Lin VI 23°26’N/102°02’E 1,030 1989 Niu Luo He VI 22°26’N/101°57’E 4,827 1983 Nu Jiang He VI 27°56’N/98°20’E 375,433 1986 Peng Zu Yu Lai Jiu VI 24°10’N/102°28’E 5,104 1992 Rui Li Jiang Liu Yu VI 24°09’N/98°03’E 9,000 1992 Shan Hou Cha Chang VI 24°12’N/102°11’E 1,839 1990 Shi Ba Lian Shan VI 25°10’N/104°41’E 1,212 1986 Shi Bao Shan VI 26°30’N/99°45’E 2,800 1988 Shi Zi Shan VI 25°32’N/102°20’E 1,360 1982 Shuang He Mo Nan De VI 24°48’N/102°32’E 31,667 1990 Shui Mu Shan VI 25°28’N/100°29’E 1,500 1988 Shui Xi Qu Dao VI 23°29’N/102°02’E 1,286 1989 Song Hua Ba VI 25°15’N/103°04’E 63,000 1981 Tai Ji Ding VI 25°20’N/100°29’E 2,673 1988 Tan Hua Shan VI 25°49’N/101°00’E 2,000 1982 Tian Chi VI 25°57’N/99°16’E 6,630 1983 85 Places
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IUCN Programme on Protected Areas D
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World Commission of Protected Areas
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The designation of geographical ent
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Foreword During the past 10 years,
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Acknowledgements IUCN is grateful t
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PART I People
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People 1.1 WCPA Regional Steering C
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1.2 WCPA members in East Asia CHINA
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Topical experience Protected area e
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Environmental Impact Assessment; Es
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Kotaro Kusakabe President Kokuritsu
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Protected area categories: Category
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PART II Organisations
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Organisations 2.1 International org
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GEF/UNDP 304 East 45th Street, 10th
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guidelines on tourism and protected
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Wetlands International Institute of
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iodiversity importance (Sanjiang Pl
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Inner Mongolia Da Li Nor National N
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Friends of Nature P.O.Box 621 Beiji
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2.2.1.1 Taiwan Province of China Pr
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Page 49 and 50: Hong Kong Birdwatching Society PO B
Page 51 and 52: Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry a
Page 53 and 54: International Society for Mangrove
Page 55 and 56: Keidanren Nature Conservancy Fund (
Page 57 and 58: UNESCO Japan Asahi Seimei Ebisu Bui
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Page 61 and 62: improvement of forest mushrooms; an
Page 63 and 64: Profile: The GTZ has supported many
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