Are there any animals in Yongzhou Botanical Garden?

Yes Yongzhou Forest Botanical Garden is the largest municipal forest botanical garden in China. The layout of the park is scientific and reasonable, and it is planned as a botanical garden, a zoo and a scientific research base. The total area is 7,800 mu, of which more than 3,000 mu has been developed, and all the land in the park belongs to state-owned land. Among them, the botanical garden has a planned area of 4300 mu, which is divided into four areas: Baihua Garden, Linbo Garden, Forest Bath and supporting functions. The planned area of the zoo is 2,000 mu, which is divided into nine functional areas: tourist service area, parking area, scattered animal viewing area, garage area, popular science area, logistics area, wild animal domestication and breeding area, animal forage base and quarantine treatment area. The planned area of the scientific research base is 1.500 mu, with high-standard bases such as camellia oleifera, seedlings and flowers as the mainstay, and there are more than ten characteristic parks such as tea garden, peach garden, cherry garden, rose garden and Weiziyuan.