(Adopted at the 67th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Overseas Territories, held on 1 March 2011, by Decree No. 36 of 10 March 2011, published from 1 May 2011)

Article 1 establishes this approach in the light of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China for the Conservation of Nature (No. 167) and relevant laws, regulations, in order to strengthen the management of the natural protected areas of the zinc coast with the humid lands.

Article 2: The natural protected area at the national level of the zinc coast and wetlands (hereinafter referred to as protected areas) has been established with the approval of the Department of State, with a view to the natural protected areas of the marine and coastal ecosystems of the sea and coastal ecosystems, which are the main protection target.

Article 3 protected areas are composed of the Berm region and garbage, wetlands. The scope of protected areas relates to the areas of the new area of the Yokohama, the Nien River, the znan and the treasury areas, with specific scope to be implemented in accordance with the regional areas identified by the State.

Article IV provides for the integrated monitoring management of protected areas by the municipal ocean administration authorities, the establishment of a national-level natural protected area management (hereinafter referred to as the protected area management) for protected areas.

Relevant sectors such as public safety, environmental protection, land tenure, agriculture, planning and water services should be tailored to their respective responsibilities.

Article 5

(i) To follow up on the relevant legal, regulatory, regulatory and policy provisions of the natural protected areas, in accordance with the executive authority, such as administrative licences, administrative sanctions;

(ii) Organizing the overall development planning and annual plan for protected areas;

(iii) Develop and organize the implementation of the protected areas management system;

(iv) Organizing and assisting the relevant sectors in conducting research on protected areas and monitoring and surveillance of the ecological environment of protected areas;

(v) Conduct national and international communication activities for protection and management, establish archival information on protected areas and conduct awareness-raising activities;

(vi) To organize activities such as visits, tourism, without disrupting the natural environment and natural resources of protected areas;

(vii) Other management of protected areas.

Article 6. Districts in protected areas and the territorial governments should strengthen their leadership in the management of protected areas, and the relevant sectors to which they belong should be aligned with the management of protected areas.

Article 7. The municipalities and territories, and the people's governments should provide recognition or incentives to units and individuals that make a significant contribution to the protection of protected areas.

Article 8. The protected area management may accept donations from domestic and international organizations and individuals, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the city, for the protection of protected areas.

Any units and individuals in Article 9 have the obligation to protect the natural environment and natural resources of protected areas and have the right to report acts of destruction and appropriation of protected areas.

Article 10. Protected areas are divided into core areas, buffer zones and experimental zones, and protected area management agencies should set marks, markers, etc. in accordance with the relevant provisions of national and present municipalities.

Article 11. The protected area management shall establish protective units, protection networks, walls, etc., in accordance with the overall construction planning of protected areas.

No units and individuals shall be allowed to move or destroy the protected areas' mark and protection facilities.

Article 13 units, residents and persons granted access to protected areas shall be subject to the management systems of protected areas and to the management of protected area management.

Article 14 prohibits any person from entering the core area of protected areas without approval.

As a result of scientific research, scientific research observation, investigation activities must be entered into the core area of protected areas, and applications and activity plans should be submitted to the protected area management bodies in advance, subject to approval by law.

A copy of the results of the activities shall be submitted to the protected area management bodies after the end of the event.

Article 15 engages in scientific research, teaching internships and the collection of marks in protected areas and shall submit applications and activities to the protected management bodies in advance, subject to approval by the protected area administration.

A copy of the results of the activities shall be submitted to the protected area management bodies after the end of the event.

Article 16 conducts visits and tourism activities in protected area pilot areas, which are proposed by the protected area management agencies and are subject to approval by the municipal ocean administration authorities.

The entry of foreigners into protected areas shall be subject to approval by the receiving cell.

The organizers should establish confidentiality measures.

Article 18 prohibits any construction activities in the area of protection that are not relevant to the protection, prohibiting the excavation in the area of protection, the collection of vehousings and axes and other activities that endanger the protection.

Priority-building projects require construction activities in protected area pilot areas and should be implemented in accordance with national provisions relating to marine natural protected areas.

Article 19, in violation of this approach, contains one of the following acts, which are to be corrected by the protected area administration and may be fined by more than 5,000 dollars:

(i) The unauthorized movement or damage to the protected area boundarymark;

(ii) Non-admission of access to protected areas or in protected areas to the management of protected area management;

(iii) The units and individuals authorized to engage in scientific research, teaching internships and mark collection activities in protected areas do not submit copies of the results of the activities to the protected area administration.

Article 20 violates the provisions of this approach, with one of the following acts entrusted to the Protected Area Management Authority by the municipal ocean administration authorities:

(i) Removal or destruction of protected areas protection facilities, and fines of up to 3,000 dollars;

(ii) The units and individuals authorized for scientific research observation, investigation activities in the core area of protected areas shall not submit copies of the results of the activities to the protected area management bodies, order their corrections and fine up to 5,000 dollars;

(iii) Exhumation in the area of protection, the collection of vehousings and garners and other activities resulting in the destruction of protected areas, the relocation of deadlines and the introduction of remedies, and the imposition of fines of more than 100,000 dollars, with the proceeds of violations and the confiscation of proceeds of violations.

Article 21, which impedes the implementation of the functions of protected area managers by law, is sanctioned by public security authorities in accordance with the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China; in serious circumstances, constitutes a crime and is criminally prosecuted by law.

Article 22 Abuses by protected area managers, omissions, provocative fraud and dispossession; constitutes an offence punishable by law.

Article 23 of this approach is implemented effective 1 May 2011. The Government of the Municipalities issued on 23 July 1997 and amended on 29 June 2004 the Modalities for the management of natural protected areas at the national level of the Earth's Turk and wetlands (No. 41 of the 2004 People's Government Order).