Guardians of the Mist: Protecting the Rare Guizhou Snub-Nosed Monkey
Veterinarian Yang Wei spends six years protecting the rare Guizhou snub-nosed monkeys within the World Natural Heritage site of Mount Fanjing.
Conservation
The Return of the Fairy Bird: Crested Ibis Population Soars in China
Once on the brink of extinction with only seven birds in 1981, the crested ibis population has grown to over 12,000 across the Chinese mainland.
From 7 to 12,000: The Remarkable Recovery of the Crested Ibis
A conservation milestone: The crested ibis population has grown from just seven wild birds to over 12,000, marking a triumph for biodiversity in the Chinese mainland.
Rare Sightings: Infrared Cameras Capture Snow Leopards in Xizang’s Ngari Prefecture
Infrared cameras in Xizang’s Ngari Prefecture have captured rare images of the snow leopard, providing critical distribution data for wildlife monitoring and conservation.
China Showcases Local Conservation Gains on International Day for Biological Diversity
On May 22, 2026, the Chinese mainland highlights its biodiversity successes in wetland restoration and species protection for International Day for Biological Diversity.
Rare Small Indian Civet Spotted in Jiangxi: A Sign of Thriving Ecosystems
Rare footage of a Small Indian Civet in Jiangxi’s Taohongling National Nature Reserve signals improving ecosystem health and stable wildlife populations in east China.
Guardians of the Plateau: The Fight to Save Xizang’s Rare Red Deer
Forest rangers in Xizang’s Shannan City brave extreme altitudes and wild beasts to protect the endangered Tibetan red deer.
Nature’s Nursery: Heartwarming Bird Parenting at Dianchi Lake
Experience the heartwarming sights of waterbirds raising their young at Dianchi Lake, a testament to China’s successful biodiversity conservation efforts in Yunnan.
Bringing Back the Green: Britain’s Quest to Restore Ancient Rainforests
Britain is embarking on an ambitious mission to restore its rare temperate rainforests, aiming to create 1,755 hectares of habitat by 2050 to aid carbon sequestration.
Nature’s Spectacle: Yunnan’s Butterfly Valley Sees Largest Swarm in a Decade
Butterfly Valley in Yunnan Province is experiencing its largest butterfly explosion in nearly a decade, with billions of butterflies filling the sky in a stunning display of biodiversity.
China and US Renew Giant Panda Conservation Pact: New Pair Bound for Atlanta
China and the US have signed a new 10-year conservation agreement, bringing a new pair of giant pandas, Ping Ping and Fu Shuang, to Zoo Atlanta.
Wings Across Borders: Celebrating World Migratory Bird Day 2026
World Migratory Bird Day 2026 highlights how public observations help scientists track migration and protect global ecosystems under the theme “Every Bird Counts.”
Milestone for Nature: Crested Ibis Population in Zhejiang Surpasses 1,000
The crested ibis population in Zhejiang has passed 1,000 after a new chick hatched in Deqing County, showcasing a remarkable recovery for the “Jewel of the East.”
Elegant and Sassy: Protected Red Muntjac Spotted in Yunnan’s Pu’er City
A charming video of a red muntjac stomping with attitude in Pu’er City, Yunnan Province, captures the internet’s heart and highlights the region’s rich biodiversity.
Nature’s Triumph: Crested Ibis Populations Flourish in the Chinese Mainland
2026 marks 45 years of crested ibis conservation in the Chinese mainland, with the population in Deqing, Zhejiang, now reaching 1,000 birds.
Nature’s Triumph: Crested Ibis Population Thrives on the Chinese Mainland
Celebrating 45 years of conservation, the crested ibis population in Deqing, Zhejiang Province, has reached 1,000, marking a major victory against extinction on the Chinese mainland.
Bear Cub’s Determined Dine-In Leads to Wildlife Rescue in Xinjiang
A hungry bear cub’s food heist in a Xinjiang yurt leads to a safe rescue by authorities, underscoring wildlife protection efforts in the region.
‘Monkey Commander’ Prepares for Retirement After Two Decades of Conservation
Yang Yongliu, the “Monkey Commander,” prepares to retire after nearly 20 years of caring for a troop of macaques in Chongqing, showcasing successful ecological conservation.
World’s Largest Dinosaur Egg Fossil Site Gets Nano Protective Suit
A global-first nano-coating now protects the world’s largest dinosaur egg fossil site, repairing cracks and isolating it from environmental damage.
Rare Smews Signal Thriving Wetlands in Inner Mongolia
The first-ever recorded arrival of rare smews in Inner Mongolia’s Xilingol League signals improving wetland health and successful local conservation efforts during the 2026 migration season.