How Monkey Poop Is Saving China’s Endangered White-Headed Langurs
Scientists in Guangxi use langur feces to study health and stress, aiding conservation efforts that boosted their population from 300 to 1,400 since the 1980s.
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Xi Zhinong: 40 Years Capturing China’s Wild Beauty
Discover how Xi Zhinong’s four-decade journey as a wildlife photographer has championed China’s biodiversity and inspired conservation efforts globally.
Rare Blue-Throated Bee-Eater Spotted in China’s Jiangxi
A rare blue-throated bee-eater, known for its aerial agility and protected status, was observed in Jiangxi, highlighting China’s rich biodiversity.
Rare Chinese Merganser Chicks Hatch in Northeast China
Critically endangered Chinese merganser ducklings emerge in Jilin’s Changbai Mountain, signaling progress in China’s wildlife conservation efforts.
Journey into China’s Rare Wildlife with CGTN’s Earth Day Initiative
CGTN’s Earth Day H5 platform unveils China’s rare wildlife, blending tech and ecology to inspire global conservation efforts.
Tech Revival: Rare Flower Reborn in South China’s Karst Caves
A rare flower, once presumed extinct, thrives again in Guangdong’s karst caves thanks to cutting-edge conservation tech and cross-disciplinary collaboration.
Rare Dholes Caught on Camera in China’s Qinghai
Infrared cameras in Qinghai captured rare high-definition footage of dholes, China’s protected top predators, highlighting ecological conservation success.
Northern China Zoo Celebrates Rare Takin Birth and Conservation Milestone
Taiyuan Zoo welcomes a rare takin calf, marking a conservation breakthrough, alongside other newborn species enhancing China’s biodiversity efforts.