China’s Giant Panda National Park: A Sanctuary for Biodiversity
China’s Giant Panda National Park spans three provinces and houses over 72% of wild pandas. Established in 2017, it became a national park in 2021, marking a milestone in conservation.
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Sanjiangyuan National Park Boosts Biodiversity on Qinghai-Xizang Plateau
Biodiversity in the Sanjiangyuan area of the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau has improved since the establishment of a national park there in 2021.
Study Reveals Nine Critically Endangered Chinese Giant Salamander Species
Scientists have discovered nine distinct species of the Chinese giant salamander, all critically endangered, prompting urgent calls for conservation to save the world’s largest amphibian from extinction.
New Technologies Aid Conservation of Endangered Yunnan Snub-Nosed Monkeys
Conservation authorities in southwest China’s Yunnan Province are using new technologies to monitor and protect the endangered Yunnan snub-nosed monkeys, leading to a steady increase in their population.
New Vibrant Fish Species Discovered in South China’s Pearl River Basin
Chinese researchers have discovered a new fish species, Opsariichthys rubriventris, in south China’s Guangdong Province, highlighting the rich biodiversity of the Pearl River basin and the need for conservation.
Kenya Unveils 2024-2028 Strategic Plan to Boost Wildlife Conservation
Kenya Wildlife Service unveils its 2024-2028 strategic plan, focusing on a science-led, data-driven approach to enhance wildlife conservation, reduce biodiversity loss, and engage local communities.
China’s Ambitious National Parks: Unveiling the Wild 42%
China is unveiling an ambitious plan to conserve its vast wilderness, covering 42% of the nation, through the creation of national parks. We explore how these parks function in this expansive landscape.
Revived Desert Wetland in China’s Ningxia Becomes Paradise for Migratory Birds
China’s Shahu Lake in Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region has transformed from a murky marsh into a thriving wetland, becoming a haven for migratory birds and boosting biodiversity.
Reviving Qinghai Lake: China’s Success in Nature Conservation
As the naked carp returns to Qinghai Lake in record numbers, China’s nature reserve network demonstrates its invaluable role in conserving biodiversity and fostering harmonious coexistence with nature.
Exploring Conservation Success at the Yangtze River’s Rare Fish Breeding Base
CGTN reporters journey to the Yangtze River Rare Fish Breeding Base, uncovering conservation efforts to protect rare species like the endangered Chinese sturgeon and highlighting ecological successes.
End of an Era: Zoo Atlanta’s Pandas Returning to China Mid-October
After 25 years, Zoo Atlanta’s four giant pandas are returning to China in mid-October as their conservation agreement concludes, marking the end of a significant era for the zoo and wildlife conservation.
Return of the ‘Bird of Legend’: Chinese Crested Tern Soars Again
The Chinese crested tern, known as the “bird of legend,” has made a remarkable comeback in East China, with numbers rising from fewer than 20 to nearly 150 thanks to dedicated conservation efforts.
Young Guardians of Nature: Protecting Wildlife in Qilian Mountain National Park
Four young guardians, including two women, protect rare wildlife in China’s Qilian Mountain National Park. Facing harsh environments and exhausting routines, they care for endangered species like snow leopards.
China’s Conservation Program Returns Crested Ibises to Nature
Once nearly extinct, the crested ibis population in China has soared thanks to dedicated conservation efforts, with numbers in Shaanxi Province climbing from just 10 to over 7,700.
Guarding the Great Wall: Li Yong’s Return to Preserve a Legacy
Li Yong left his city job in 2018 to return to his hometown and become a guardian of the Great Wall, dedicating his life to preserving this great legacy of humanity.
Endangered Meiren Pines Thrive in Jilin’s Changbai Mountains
The endangered meiren pine trees in Jilin’s Changbai Mountains are thriving under protection, with numbers rising from 78,000 to over 86,000, including ancient pines nearly 400 years old.
Yangtze Finless Porpoise Numbers Rise in Nanjing Nature Reserve
The Yangtze finless porpoise population in Nanjing’s nature reserve has risen to 65, up from 62 last year. Increased sightings of mother and baby porpoises signal a positive trend for this endangered species.
Tibetan Antelopes: Guardians of the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau Rebound
Dedicated conservation efforts have helped the Tibetan antelopes, the “elves” of the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, rebound from poaching threats, culminating in Qinghai Hoh Xil’s UNESCO World Heritage designation in 2017.
Guarding the Golden Monkeys: Tang Yulin’s Journey in Sichuan’s Baihe Nature Reserve
Tang Yulin, a third-generation forest ranger at Sichuan’s Baihe Nature Reserve, dedicates his life to protecting golden monkeys. Discover his challenging yet rewarding journey.
Eco-Guardians of Sanjiangyuan: Protecting Qinghai’s Vital Water Source
Meet the dedicated rangers of Sanjiangyuan National Park in Qinghai Province, who protect the vital source of Asia’s three great rivers and exemplify harmonious coexistence with nature.