San Francisco is set to welcome giant pandas for the first time, following a landmark agreement between the China Wildlife Conservation Association (CWCA) and the San Francisco Zoological Society and Gardens.
On April 19, representatives from both organizations signed a letter of intent on giant panda conservation cooperation in Beijing. This partnership aims to promote conservation efforts and provide an opportunity for the public to learn about these beloved animals.
The announcement coincides with San Francisco Mayor London Breed’s visit to Beijing during her weeklong trip to China. Mayor Breed expressed enthusiasm for strengthening cultural and environmental ties between San Francisco and China.
This marks the first time that San Francisco will host giant pandas, offering residents and visitors alike the chance to experience these iconic creatures up close. The collaboration underscores the importance of international cooperation in wildlife conservation.
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