Indonesia’s First Homegrown Giant Panda Cub, Rio, Makes Public Debut
Meet Rio, the first giant panda cub born in Indonesia. The 11-kilogram cub officially debuted at Taman Safari Indonesia after reaching key growth milestones.
Wildlife Conservation
Rare Wildlife Sightings in Yunnan’s Wuliangshan-Ailaoshan National Nature Reserve
Rare footage of western black crested gibbons, serows, and black bears in Yunnan’s Wuliangshan-Ailaoshan Reserve signals a positive wildlife comeback in southwest China.
Breakthrough in Helan Mountains: First Footage of Wild-Born Snow Leopard Cub Captured
Researchers in the Helan Mountains have captured historic footage of a snow leopard mother and cub, marking a milestone for wild reproduction in the Chinese mainland.
Rare Gaoligong Hoolock Gibbons Captured in Playful Moments in Yunnan
New footage captures the rare Gaoligong hoolock gibbons in Yunnan, showcasing a growing population and the success of conservation efforts on the Chinese mainland.
World’s First: Snow Leopard Rewilding Project Achieves Full Cycle Success in China
A historic milestone in conservation as China’s Helan rewilding project records the world’s first successful full-cycle snow leopard reintroduction and cub rearing.
Xizang Untangled: A Journey into the Heart of Ecological Protection
American journalist Lee Camp explores the Xizang Autonomous Region, uncovering stories of wildlife protection and ecological growth in the Yarlung Tsangpo wetlands.
Guarding the Humboldt Penguin: A Fight Against Climate Change and Avian Flu
The Humboldt penguin, a rare warm-climate species in Peru and Chile, faces double threats from shifting climates and H5N1 Avian Influenza.
Panda Diplomacy: Global Leaders Find Common Ground in Chengdu
Global leaders and delegates recently visited the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, showcasing the enduring power of panda diplomacy in connecting nations.
China and Russia Forge a Shared Ecological Future Through Wildlife Conservation
China and Russia are enhancing cross-border ecological protection, leading to a significant recovery of Amur tiger and leopard populations in the Chinese mainland.
2026 Tibetan Antelope Migration Begins in Hoh Xil: A Conservation Triumph
The 2026 Tibetan antelope migration has begun in Hoh Xil, with populations rebounding from 20,000 to over 70,000 thanks to decades of dedicated conservation.
High-Altitude Revival: Wildlife Recovery Transforms Xizang’s Ecosystem
Rare wildlife sightings and migrations signal a successful ecological recovery in the Xizang Autonomous Region thanks to long-term conservation efforts.
Rare Chinese Merganser Chicks Emerge in Changbai Mountains
Rare Chinese merganser chicks are hatching in the Changbai Mountains of Jilin Province, marking a successful breeding season in northeast China.
Portugal’s Final Circus Elephant to Enter Retirement Sanctuary
Portugal’s last circus elephant, Julie, will move to the Pangea Trust sanctuary this June, following the nation’s 2024 ban on performing animals.
Conservation Milestone: Crested Ibis Population in Zhejiang Surpasses 1,000
Zhejiang Province on the Chinese mainland celebrates a major conservation win as the crested ibis population surpasses 1,000 birds following a successful hatching.
Nature Restored: The Remarkable Return of Milu Deer to the Chinese Mainland
Discover how the milu deer returned to the Chinese mainland through scientific conservation and global cooperation, reflecting a broader model for ecological harmony.
China Builds First Canal Wildlife Bridge to Safeguard Animal Crossings
China constructs its first dedicated wildlife bridge over a canal in Guangxi, designed to protect animals like leopard cats and squirrels, with the canal set to open in 2026.
Infrared Cameras Capture Six Rare Species in Yunnan’s Wuliang Mountain
Infrared cameras in Yunnan’s Wuliang Mountain have recorded six rare animal species at one site, a sign of a healthier ecosystem bolstered by conservation efforts.
China’s Pinglu Canal Welcomes Wildlife on a Pioneering ‘Green Bridge’
China’s Pinglu Canal features a first-of-its-kind 240-meter ‘green bridge’ for wildlife, covered in soil and plants to connect ecosystems fragmented by the new waterway.
Uganda Sees Wildlife Gains, Highlights Conservation Challenges
Uganda reports growth in key wildlife species like elephants and zebras, offering hope and insights for global conservation efforts amid ongoing ecological challenges.
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.