Mating Season Drama: Milu Deer Stags Battle at China’s Dafeng Reserve
Witness the dramatic battles of milu deer stags during mating season at China’s Dafeng Milu National Nature Reserve, a remarkable conservation success story.
Conservation
Climate Change Forces Elephants into Uncharted Territories
Experts report that climate change is disrupting elephants’ migration patterns, forcing them into unpredictable areas in search of food and water.
China Expands Giant Panda Conservation with Austria and U.S. Partnerships
China has initiated new giant panda conservation partnerships with Austria and the U.S., enhancing global biodiversity efforts and strengthening international ties.
How China’s National Park System Drives Ecological Advancement
China’s national park system is at the forefront of ecological advancement, protecting biodiversity and promoting sustainable development. Discover how these parks are shaping the future of environmental conservation.
Protected Cranes Dance at Sunset in Daqing’s Fields
In Daqing, Heilongjiang Province, protected red-crowned and white-naped cranes were seen dancing at sunset, showcasing a rare and enchanting display of nature’s beauty.
China and Austria Sign 10-Year Agreement to Enhance Giant Panda Conservation
China and Austria have signed a new 10-year agreement to enhance cooperation on giant panda protection and research, sending a new pair of pandas to Austria and strengthening global conservation efforts.
South African Scientists Use Nuclear Technology to Combat Rhino Poaching
South African researchers are using nuclear technology to fight rhino poaching by inserting radioisotopes into horns, making them detectable at borders and deterring illegal trade.
China Pledges to Protect 90% of Migratory Bird Habitats by 2030
China announces a plan to protect 90% of key migratory bird habitats by 2030, enhancing conservation along vital flyways, according to the National Development and Reform Commission.
Giant Panda Quadruplets Celebrate Fifth Birthday at Chongqing Zoo
Chongqing Zoo’s giant panda quadruplets—Shuangshuang, Chongchong, Xixi, and Qingqing—celebrate their fifth birthday with a special party, delighting panda lovers worldwide.
Critically Endangered Dragonfly Libellula angelina Spotted in Beijing
Critically endangered dragonfly species Libellula angelina has been spotted in Beijing’s Shangzhuang Reservoir, marking a significant discovery for conservation efforts in the region.
Yangtze Finless Porpoise Welcomes New Arrival at Wuhan Baiji Porpoise Museum
The Wuhan Baiji Porpoise Museum celebrates the birth of a Yangtze finless porpoise calf, bringing hope for the critically endangered species.
Egrets and Herons Thrive in Northeast China’s Liaoning Province
Egrets and herons have established a thriving breeding ground in Dandong, Liaoning Province, symbolizing successful conservation efforts and the harmonious relationship between wildlife and the community.
Shanxi Province Launches Leopard Population Survey in Qinyuan County
Authorities in Shanxi Province have launched a survey to assess the leopard population and biodiversity in Qinyuan County, aiming to enhance conservation efforts in the Yellow River Eco-Zone.
Brown-Eared Pheasants Flourish in Shanxi’s Revitalized Forests
The brown-eared pheasant, a first-class protected species in China, has seen its population flourish in Shanxi Province’s Qiliyu Scenic Area, highlighting successful local ecological restoration efforts.
Rare Black-Necked Cranes Breed in High-Altitude Wetlands of China’s Xizang
Rare black-necked cranes are breeding in the high-altitude wetlands of Xainza County, China’s Xizang Autonomous Region, highlighting successful conservation efforts and the region’s rich biodiversity.
Black-necked Cranes Breed at High Altitudes in Xizang’s Xainza County
Black-necked cranes are breeding at 4,700 meters in Xainza County, Xizang, highlighting conservation success for this protected species in China’s high-altitude wetlands.
Celebrity Panda Fu Bao Makes Public Debut at Sichuan’s Wolong Reserve
Fu Bao, the celebrated giant panda, made her public debut at Sichuan’s Wolong National Nature Reserve on June 12, months after returning from South Korea, delighting fans with her playful antics.
Thriving Wildlife in Qinghai’s Wetlands Captured by Local Photographer
A photographer captures stunning images of thriving wildlife in Qinghai’s wetlands, highlighting successful conservation efforts in northwest China.
Human Activity Linked to Extinction of Woolly Rhinoceros: Australian Study
Australian researchers have found that human hunting contributed to the extinction of the woolly rhinoceros by limiting their access to vital habitats after the last ice age.
Giant Pandas “Jin Xi” and “Zhu Yu” Begin 10-Year Stay at Madrid Zoo Aquarium
Giant pandas “Jin Xi” and “Zhu Yu” from China debut at Madrid Zoo Aquarium, beginning a 10-year residency as part of a renewed conservation agreement.