News & Insights Across Asia
South China’s Guangdong Province has published a comprehensive insect catalog listing over 12,000 species, revealing the region’s rich biodiversity and numerous endemic species.
Scientists in Hunan Province are using environmental DNA technology to efficiently track the endangered Yangtze finless porpoise in Dongting Lake, revolutionizing aquatic species monitoring.
Recent photographs reveal the thriving population of North China leopards in the Taihang Mountains, highlighting ongoing conservation efforts by the CFCA.
Rare and endangered storks have been spotted together at Hengshui Lake in north China for the first time since 2018, highlighting the success of conservation efforts.
On the International Day of Forests, countries across Asia embrace innovation to protect and manage forests. China’s efforts in reforestation and conservation highlight the importance of sustainable practices.
Over 10 pairs of endangered crested ibises have been spotted nesting in northwest China’s Shaanxi Province, marking a significant milestone in the conservation of the species.
New Zealand’s flightless kiwi birds were flown across the country in a bold conservation effort to restore their populations, offering insights that could inspire wildlife preservation across Asia.
Kenya allocates $1.86 million for a comprehensive 2024 wildlife census to gather data on all aquatic and land-based species, bolstering conservation efforts nationwide.
A Montana rancher pleaded guilty to wildlife trafficking after illegally breeding ‘giant’ sheep using tissue from Central Asian wild sheep for commercial hunting preserves.
Giant sequoias, the largest trees on Earth, are thriving in the UK, offering insights into global reforestation efforts amid climate change challenges.
Six-month-old giant panda cub Katyusha, the first ever born in Russia, made her public debut at Moscow Zoo on March 8, delighting visitors and marking a milestone in conservation efforts.
Flocks of oriental storks, a first-class state-protected species in China, have been sighted in Lianyungang coastal wetlands, highlighting successful conservation efforts.
For 20 years, Bao Mingwei, the “Elephant Doctor,” has cared for China’s wild elephants. His ingenuity saved Longlong, an orphaned calf in need of his mother’s unique milk.
China enforces strict measures to protect endangered plant species, holding individuals accountable for illegal harvesting to preserve its unique biodiversity.
Over 20 Yangtze finless porpoises were recently spotted playing in the river in Yueyang City, offering hope for the conservation of this critically endangered species.
China’s enhanced biodiversity efforts lead to a significant revival of rare species like the giant panda, Hainan gibbon, and crested ibis, showcasing successful conservation strategies.
Baiyangdian Lake in northern China now hosts 276 wild bird species, up by 70 since 2017. Conservation initiatives have boosted biodiversity in this significant wetland.
For 23 years, Bao Mingwei, known as ‘Elephant Dad’, has dedicated his life to caring for Asian elephants in Southwest China’s rainforests, showcasing his unwavering commitment to wildlife conservation.
In Nayong County, Guizhou Province, forest rangers have dedicated nearly 40 years to protecting the rare Chinese dove trees, transforming the region into a sanctuary of biodiversity and natural beauty.
China’s revised Wildlife Protection Law has sparked debate over conservation strategies, with new regulations affecting captive breeding practices and prompting discussions on balancing protection and sustainable use.