Measures for the Protection and Management of Ancient and Valuable Trees

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Regularly topdress ancient and famous trees, prune them properly, and set up uniform signage and explanation boards. Within the protection scope of ancient and valuable trees, no new buildings or expansions are allowed, earth digging is not allowed, open fires are not allowed, garbage is piled around the ancient trees, and wastewater is not discharged. In addition, no damage to ancient trees is allowed, including nailing, carving, digging roots, breaking branches, thinning bark, picking leaves without authorization, etc. If any damage is found, let professionals take rescue measures in a timely manner.

During the management period, ancient and famous trees must be topdressed regularly, pruned appropriately, and sprayed with chemicals at least twice a year. It is best to topdress during the growing season and dormant period. Pruning is mainly aimed at some branches and leaves that are not growing well and are infected with diseases and insect pests. They should be cut off in time to reduce nutrient consumption. For trees that are not growing well, it is necessary to rejuvenate them, replace nutrients in time, and expand the scope of maintenance, so as to ensure the normal growth of ancient trees. In addition, ancient and valuable trees should be uniformly listed and explanatory boards should be set up.

In the protection of ancient and valuable trees Within the scope, no new buildings or expansions are allowed, no non-permeable hardened ground is allowed, no wires and pipelines are installed without authorization, blasting, excavation and other operations are not allowed, and no digging or use of open flames is allowed. Do not pile garbage, discharge wastewater, or place flammable, explosive, toxic and harmful items around ancient and valuable trees.

No objection to ancient and valuable trees Damaging behaviors, including nailing, carving, digging roots, breaking branches, thinning bark, picking leaves without authorization, etc., all behaviors that damage ancient and valuable trees must be strictly prohibited. Once it is discovered that an ancient tree has been damaged by humans and appears to be in a weakened or endangered state, professionals must promptly conduct an investigation and take timely rescue, rejuvenation and other protective measures.

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