In Han Central Enterprise, the ecological migration channel for Guangxi Black Leaf Monkey Construction

Hubei Daily (Reporter Mei Tao and correspondent Dong Hanbin) On September 14, a builder in China was constructed on the animal arch bridge. The second bid project of Daxin to Pingxiang Highway Engineering, which is undertaken by China Central Enterprise China Enterprise China, is located in the depths of Chongzuo City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.

Located in the Euncheng National Nature Reserve near the project, there are more than 130 national first -level key protection of animal black leaf monkeys. It is the most concentrated area and the largest number of populations in Guangxi. In order to ensure the free migration and habitat environment of wild animals such as black leaf monkeys such as black leaf monkeys, and the coordinated development of traffic infrastructure construction and ecological environmental protection, the project department adopts the "low -match tendons assembled in full prefabricated assembly "Zero welding" light ultra -high -performance concrete arch bridge (UHPC) material, which specializes in protecting animals such as black leaf monkeys to build a naturally elegant and ecological fusion animal channel.

According to Gao Xu, the manager of China Yishou project, after the establishment of the main structure of the animal passage project, a anti -throwing net will be set up in the channel and outer side of the channel, and it will imitate wild animal habitats and local ecosystems. Plants form a new vegetation system suitable for wildlife migration and foraging such as black leaf monkeys.

At present, the other processes of the animal flyover channel construction have been completed except the bridge pavement.

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