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Recent environmental conservation efforts on Ereen Range
WWF-Mongolia and Administration of Onon-Balj National Park (OBNP) placed automatic cameras in designated sections abundant by wildlife traces on Ereen Range in 2020 autumn to collect data on the wildlife species compositions and occurrence to update the database. Researchers checked functionalities of the cameras and downloaded captures from the digital cameras on January 21-23, 2021. In addition, they jointly with the NP officers and rangers took biotechnical measures: putting hays in the areas on the Range.
Situated in territories of three soums (sub-provinces) of Khentii aimag (province) and one soum of Dornod aimag, Ereen Range is rich in its biodiversity including three species of coniferous forest: Krilov’s pine, Dahurian larch, and Chekanovskii larch that are only found on the Range, but not in the rest of the Mongolian territory. Out of these species, the Dahurian larch (Pinus daurica) is listed in the Red Book of Mongolia. The Range is distributed by the wildlife species such as musk deer (Moschus moschiferus) and moose (Alces alces) included in the Mongolian Red Book. Ereen Range is one of the target conservation spots designated in the management plan for OBNP.
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In addition, they jointly with the NP officers and rangers took biotechnical measures: putting hays in the areas on the Range.