Harmony Keepers: Li Dongming’s Decade Protecting China’s Migratory Birds
Photographer Li Dongming has spent over a decade protecting migratory birds in Tiaozini Wetland, Jiangsu Province, documenting their journeys for more than 300 days a year.
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Uncertainty Looms Over Global Wildlife Protection Amid Changes to U.S. Endangered Species Act
Recent changes to the U.S. Endangered Species Act raise concerns about the future of global wildlife protection and conservation efforts.
China Inaugurates Wildlife Center to Boost Tiger and Leopard Conservation
China inaugurates the Northeast China Tiger and Leopard Culture International Communication Center in Jilin Province, aiming to spotlight wildlife conservation using rare footage from the national park’s monitoring system.
Snow-Covered Mudanjiang Becomes a Playground for Siberian Tigers
The snow-covered landscapes of Mudanjiang, Heilongjiang, have become a majestic playground for Siberian tigers, offering visitors a rare glimpse of these magnificent creatures thriving in their natural habitat.
Ranger’s Unexpected Encounter with a Siberian Tiger in Jilin
A ranger in Hunchun City, Jilin Province, recently had a rare close encounter with a Siberian tiger, reflecting the growing success of conservation efforts in the region.
Rare Migratory Birds Flock to Yunnan Wetlands for Winter
Yunnan’s wetlands welcome rare migratory birds this winter. Over 700 common cranes have settled at Lashihai Wetland, while Haifeng Wetland hosts black and oriental storks, both state-protected species.
Infrared Cameras Capture Manchurian Wapiti Battling for Territory in Inner Mongolia
Infrared cameras in Inner Mongolia’s Saihan Wula National Nature Reserve have captured rare footage of Manchurian wapiti battling for territory and mates, highlighting successful conservation efforts.
Bengal Tiger Quintuplets Make Public Debut at Guangzhou Chimelong Safari Park
Five rare Bengal tiger cubs have made their debut at Guangzhou Chimelong Safari Park, delighting visitors and highlighting conservation efforts.
Bengal Tiger Quintuplets Make Public Debut in Guangzhou Safari Park
The Guangzhou Chimelong Safari Park in Guangdong Province welcomed the public debut of its rare Bengal tiger quintuplets. Born in September 2024, the three-month-old cubs are now thriving under their mother’s care.
Majestic Return: Siberian Cranes Arrive at Poyang Lake in Jiangxi for Overwintering
After traveling thousands of kilometers, large flocks of Siberian cranes have arrived at Poyang Lake in Jiangxi Province for their winter habitat, highlighting the ecological significance of China’s largest freshwater lake.
Myanmar Initiates Measures to Mitigate Human-Elephant Conflicts in Yangon Region
Efforts are underway in Myanmar’s Yangon region to mitigate conflicts between humans and wild elephants. Authorities are implementing strategies to control elephant movements and promote coexistence.
Preserving China’s Heritage: From Beijing’s Twin Towers to Macao’s Performing Arts Revival
Discover China’s dedicated efforts to preserve its rich heritage, from Beijing’s ancient timekeepers and the Great Wall’s preservation to Macao’s artistic renaissance and wildlife conservation in Sichuan.
Preserving Traditions: A Journey Through China’s Cultural Heritage
Explore China’s rich cultural heritage through the Xiannong Altar, the revival of Shen embroidery, the preservation of Jiayu Pass, and efforts to protect Sichuan’s snub-nosed monkeys.
Hainan Island International Film Festival Concludes with Grand Finale, Setting Stage for Future Cinematic Collaborations
The Hainan Island International Film Festival concluded with a grand finale, highlighting support for young filmmakers and setting the stage for future cinematic collaborations in China’s film industry.
Guardians of the Plateau: Protecting Tibetan Antelopes in Hoh Xil
In the remote expanses of Hoh Xil on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, dedicated rangers brave harsh conditions to protect the endangered Tibetan antelope during their perilous annual migration.
Zoo Berlin Names Panda Twins Meng Hao and Meng Tian
Zoo Berlin has announced the names of its baby panda twins: Meng Hao (“beautiful dreams”) and Meng Tian (“sweet dreams”), following the tradition of incorporating their mother’s name, Meng Meng.
Two New Giant Pandas Set to Delight Hong Kong Visitors This Sunday
Two new giant pandas, An An and Ke Ke, are set to meet the public at Hong Kong’s Ocean Park this Sunday, bringing excitement to the city as they join the beloved panda family.
Yellow River Wetlands Welcomes Over 60,000 Wintering Migratory Birds
Over 60,000 migratory birds, including black storks and whooper swans, have arrived at the Yellow River Wetland National Nature Reserve in Henan Province as winter sets in.
Winter Warmth: Giant Panda Cubs Share Cozy Cuddles in Sichuan’s Wenchuan Base
As winter settles over Wenchuan, Sichuan Province, giant panda cubs warm hearts worldwide as they share cozy cuddles. Their playful interactions offer a heartwarming glimpse into the lives of these cherished animals.
Rare North China Leopards Spotted Twice in Zhouzhi National Nature Reserve
Three North China leopards, including an adult female and two sub-adults, have been spotted twice in Zhouzhi National Nature Reserve, indicating a thriving ecosystem in Shaanxi Province.