Core Points - The Hulunbuir Natural Museum officially opened on October 3 after two years of renovation, attracting numerous visitors to experience the natural beauty of Hulunbuir [1] - The museum is located in the Xishan Nature Reserve of Hailar District, covering a total area of 16,646 square meters, with an exhibition area of 7,000 square meters [1] - The main theme of the museum is "Ecological Picture Scroll of Northern Frontier, Beautiful Hulunbuir," featuring eight display units including ecology, geology, forestry, insects, grasslands, wetlands, and snowfields [1] Exhibition Highlights - The museum houses 2,440 specimens in fields such as geology, biology, and paleontology, including 455 specimens of 159 species of nationally protected and "three have" protected animals like moose, golden eagles, and snowy owls [1] - Each exhibition hall has distinct features: the Ecology Hall showcases seven major ecological systems of Hulunbuir, the Geology Hall traces geological changes over billions of years through fossils, and the Forest Hall focuses on the ecological resources of the Daxing'anling cold temperate coniferous forest [1] - The Wetland and Snowfield Halls display biodiversity and natural wonders in different ecological scenarios, while the surrounding area includes ancient larch forests and natural lakes, providing habitats for rare bird species [1] Educational and Tourism Role - The Hulunbuir Natural Museum serves as a platform for specimen collection, science education, and tourism services, aiming to convey ecological civilization concepts through vivid exhibitions [1] - It offers new options for family exploration and tourist sightseeing, enhancing the region's appeal as a destination [1]