China’s Yangtze Finless Porpoise Population Rebounds Through Artificial Breeding
Artificial breeding programs boost population of critically endangered Yangtze finless porpoises, signaling ecological progress in China’s longest river system.
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Fujian’s Tiger Kindergarten Prepares Cubs for Wild Survival
Discover how Fujian’s tiger kindergarten trains South China tiger cubs for survival, highlighting conservation efforts to save this critically endangered species.
Rare Hainan Eld’s Deer Thrive in Conservation Success Story
Hainan’s Bangxi Nature Reserve reports over 200 endangered Eld’s deer, marking a conservation milestone for China’s tropical island province.
Guizhou Snub-Nosed Monkeys Thrive Under Expanded Protection Efforts
Conservation efforts in Guizhou’s Mount Fanjing protect the endangered snub-nosed monkeys, with only 850 left globally. Learn how initiatives are boosting their survival.
China Launches Largest Rewilding Base to Save Critically Endangered Tigers
China opens largest rewilding base in Fujian to save critically endangered South China tigers, with two adults entering semi-wild adaptation this week.
AI Breakthrough Protects Endangered Golden Snub-Nosed Monkeys in China
Advanced AI technology aids conservation of China’s endangered golden snub-nosed monkeys in the ecologically vital Qinling Mountains.
How Monkey Poop Is Saving China’s Endangered White-Headed Langurs
Scientists in Guangxi use langur feces to study health and stress, aiding conservation efforts that boosted their population from 300 to 1,400 since the 1980s.
China, Japan Strengthen Panda Conservation Ties as Wakayama Pandas Return
China and Japan enhance panda conservation efforts as four giant pandas return from Wakayama, highlighting global cooperation in wildlife protection.
China’s ‘Monkey Kings’: Guardians of the Golden Snub-Nosed Primates
Explore China’s misty Shennongjia forests to meet the endangered golden snub-nosed monkeys and the conservationists working to protect these rare primates.
Miami Zoo’s 135-Year-Old Tortoise Celebrates First Father’s Day
Goliath, a 135-year-old Galapagos tortoise at Miami Zoo, marks his first Father’s Day after siring hatchlings, highlighting conservation efforts for endangered species.
Milu Deer Mating Rivalry Highlights China’s Conservation Success
A fierce mating duel between milu deer in China’s Dongting Lake showcases successful conservation efforts, with populations rebounding to over 14,000 nationwide.
Golden Snub-Nosed Monkeys Debut in Europe as China-France Conservation Effort
Three golden snub-nosed monkeys from China debut in France, marking a milestone in cross-border wildlife conservation and China-France cooperation.
South Africa Rhino Poaching Crisis Deepens: Over 100 Killed in 2024
Over 100 rhinos poached in South Africa by March 2024, underscoring challenges in combating wildlife crime and protecting endangered species.
Crested Ibis Revival: Wild Population Thrives in Central China
A self-sustaining wild crested ibis population emerges in Hunan, China, marked by a healthy newborn chick—a critical win for global conservation efforts.