Qi Zai, World’s Only Captive Brown Panda, Enjoys Spring Outing
Qi Zai, the world’s only captive brown giant panda, was seen playing outdoors in Shaanxi, highlighting conservation efforts for rare Qinling Mountain species.
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China’s Qinling Mountains See Notable Ecological Recovery, Report Finds
A 2026 report highlights ecological recovery in China’s Qinling Mountains, citing expanded forests and wetlands as key achievements in regional conservation efforts.
Autumn Transforms Shaanxi Forest into an Oil Painting-like Wonderland
Experience the breathtaking transformation of Shaanxi’s forests as autumn paints the landscape with vibrant hues. Discover the rare wildlife and conservation efforts in the Qinling Mountains.
Feathered Hoarders: How Magpies Spread Kiwifruits in China’s Qinling Mountains
Red-billed blue magpies in China’s Qinling Mountains help spread kiwifruits by hoarding excess fruit, which other wildlife consume, leading to seed dispersal throughout the region.
Coral Fossils Uncover Qinling Mountains’ Ancient Underwater Secrets
Researchers have discovered coral fossils dating back 350 million years in the Qinling Mountains of central China’s Hubei Province, revealing the area’s ancient underwater past.
Springtime in the Qinling Mountains: Giant Pandas Feast on Fresh Bamboo
Spring in the Qinling Mountains brings a bounty of fresh bamboo, as giant pandas feast and the ecosystem thrives.
Chinese Scientists Uncover Gene Behind Rare Brown and White Pandas
Chinese zoologists have discovered the gene responsible for the rare brown and white coat of some giant pandas, a breakthrough that enhances understanding of panda genetics and conservation efforts.
Zhujiawan Village: China’s Hidden Forest Retreat Named UNWTO Best Tourism Village 2023
Zhujiawan Village in China’s Shaanxi Province, named UNWTO Best Tourism Village 2023, offers travelers a rejuvenating forest retreat just an hour from Xi’an City.
A Cozy Life in China’s Qinling Mountains: The Snub-nosed Monkeys’ Paradise
Discover the cozy life of Snub-nosed Monkeys in China’s Qinling Mountains, where these unique primates thrive among lush forests, enjoying a rich diet and the serenity of the forest canopy.