Rare Wildlife Flourishes in Gansu’s Restored Highlands
Endangered blue and Argali sheep populations rebound in Gansu’s highlands, signaling successful ecological restoration efforts in northwest China.
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China’s Wildlife Conservation Efforts Show Remarkable Success
China leads the way in wildlife conservation, with significant population increases in giant pandas, snow leopards, Asian elephants, and Tibetan antelopes, showcasing the nation’s commitment to preserving its rich biodiversity.
Local Forest Police Rescue Injured Vulture in Shanxi Province
A vulture with an injured wing was rescued by forest police in Yuanqu County, Shanxi Province, and successfully rehabilitated over a month at the local wildlife protection station.
China’s Wandering Elephant Herd Flourishes with New Cubs
China’s renowned wandering elephant herd is growing with several baby elephants, highlighting successful conservation efforts in Yunnan’s Xishuangbanna National Nature Reserve.
Rising Numbers of Swans Grace Xinjiang’s Swan Spring Wetland
Record numbers of swans are wintering at Swan Spring Wetland in Yining County, Xinjiang, thanks to its unique underground springs that prevent freezing and attract diverse migratory birds.
China to Launch Nationwide Tagging System for Ancient Trees
The Chinese mainland is set to launch a nationwide tagging system to protect ancient and notable trees, reinforcing their status as green national treasures.
New Insect Species Discovered in Guangzhou’s Urban Wetlands
Chinese researchers have discovered a new insect species, Eidoreus haizhuensis, in Guangzhou’s urban wetlands, highlighting the region’s rich biodiversity and ongoing conservation efforts.
Human-Elephant Conflict Claims Over 3,000 Elephants in Sri Lanka
Over 3,000 wild elephants and nearly 1,200 people have died in Sri Lanka from human-elephant conflict between 2015 and 2024, according to Environment Minister Dammika Patabendi.
Yellow River Delta Wetlands: Protecting Our Common Future
Discover the importance of China’s youngest land formation, the Yellow River Delta wetlands, and their vital role in biodiversity and climate resilience on World Wetlands Day 2025.
Zogye Wetlands: Witness to History and Sanctuary for Biodiversity
Discover the Zogye wetlands in Sichuan Province, a historic site of the Long March and a vital sanctuary for biodiversity, highlighting the importance of wetland conservation.
China Plants 4.45 Million Hectares of Trees in 2024, Enhances Grassland Conservation
China has planted 4.45 million hectares of trees and improved 3.22 million hectares of grassland in 2024, showcasing its dedication to environmental conservation and ecological restoration.
Nearly a Quarter of Freshwater Animals Face Extinction: New Research Reveals
Nearly a quarter of freshwater animals worldwide are threatened with extinction, according to new research highlighting the fragile state of rivers, lakes, and wetlands.
Wanghu Wetland Transforms Rice Fields into Bird Haven in Central China
Wanghu Wetland in central China leaves 160 acres of rice fields unharvested, creating a bird haven. Swans flock during migration season, expected to reach 100,000 by late January.
Resurgence of the Milu Deer: China’s Conservation Success Story
Once extinct in China, the milu deer have made a remarkable comeback at the Dafeng Milu National Nature Reserve, symbolizing a global conservation success and the revival of a lost species.
Guardians of Sanjiangyuan: Rangers Embrace Life Amid China’s Climate Efforts
Sanjiangyuan National Park on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau is home to diverse wildlife and dedicated rangers. Their stories of harmonious coexistence reflect China’s efforts in combating climate change.
Over 100 Siberian Tigers Frolic in Snow at Shenyang’s Guaipo Park
Over 100 Siberian tigers at Guaipo Siberian Tiger Park in Shenyang embrace winter, frolicking in the snow and enjoying enhanced care from zookeepers to stay warm during the cold season.
Approximately 50 Wild Elephants Electrocuted in Sri Lanka This Year
Approximately 50 wild elephants have been electrocuted by unauthorized electric fences in Sri Lanka this year, highlighting the growing threat to the country’s biodiversity.
Bengal Tiger Quintuplets Make Public Debut at Guangzhou Safari Park
Rare Bengal tiger quintuplets born at Guangzhou Chimelong Safari Park have made their public debut. The three-month-old cubs are thriving under their mother Weiwei’s care.
Transforming Lives: How Wuyishan National Park Redefines Harmony with Nature
Discover how Wuyishan National Park’s establishment has transformed local lives and redefined harmony between humans and nature in China’s scenic Wuyi Mountains.
Rediscovering Harmony: How Wuyishan National Park Transformed Local Lives
The establishment of Wuyishan National Park in 2016 has transformed local lives, redefining their centuries-old bond with the land and creating a symbol of harmony between humans and nature.