A high-level legislative research delegation from the Yunnan Provincial People’s Congress conducted multi-day field inspections across Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture to gather firsthand empirical evidence for the forthcoming Ancient Tea Tree Protection Regulations.
Visiting centuries-old tea tree groves in Nanjian County’s Wuliang Mountain and Baohua Town, lawmakers, forestry scientists, and representatives from the Yunnan Pu-erh Tea Association inspected ancient tree canopies, soil root conditions, and local village stewardship pacts. The inquiry emphasized balancing scientific preservation with sustainable ethnic minority agricultural livelihoods.
Direct field research ensures that provincial statutory frameworks provide practical, community-supported conservation mechanisms for Yunnan’s ancient botanical treasures.
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