The whole journey is 90 kilometers. Sichuan Wolong National Nature Reserve has a unique scene of "four seasons in one mountain and different days in ten miles", and is an important base for the cultivation and protection of giant pandas in China. In addition, it integrates biodiversity protection, scientific research and monitoring, publicity and education, eco-tourism and other projects in line with the sustainable development strategy, and is known as a "valuable biological gene pool". In the new period, carrying out informationization construction and strengthening the management of forestry patrol has become an important issue for the local community.1 The significance of forestry patrol informationization management for Sichuan Wolong National Nature Reserve For some time in the past, Sichuan Wolong National Nature Reserve, under the guidance of the "Internet +" action plan, has been using the "Internet + Giant Panda" as the basis for the "Internet + Giant Panda" action plan, and the "Internet + Giant Panda" action plan. In the past period of time, under the guidance of the "Internet +" action plan, the Sichuan Wolong National Nature Reserve has taken "Internet + Giant Panda" as the idea of informationization development, combined with cloud computing, Internet of Things, big data and other advanced technologies, so that informationization technology is widely used in various businesses in the Reserve, which comprehensively improves the comprehensive capacity and level of the panda protection business and related services. On this basis, continue to take "Internet +" as the core, build the ecological reserve forestry patrol information management system around the "basic capacity - resource supervision - government services - technological innovation - ecological culture", which can further enhance the ecological level of the reserve. level of the protected area. Up to now, the number of animal species in the Wolong Reserve has increased from 103 in 1992 to 136 in 2019, and the number of bird species has increased from 281 to 332, among which 26 snow leopards and a certain number of green-tailed rainbow pheasants have been found in the reserve in addition to giant pandas as treasured species. In addition, some of the species that have not been recorded in the wild for many years are also gradually appearing. Based on this, while carrying out informatized forestry patrol management and exploring new species, it should also greatly strengthen the improvement and inspection of the protected area, so as to timely discover and eliminate potential safety hazards (such as forest fires and mudslides caused by heavy rainfalls), and to create a more prestigious Wolong culture. Source: Farmer's Wealth Advisor - Second Half of the Month