News & Insights Across Asia
The Northeast China Tiger and Leopard National Park is witnessing a flourishing of wild Amur tigers and leopards—the country’s only breeding populations of these endangered species.
The Northeast China Tiger and Leopard National Park, spanning 14,100 square kilometers in Jilin and Heilongjiang provinces, is witnessing a resurgence of wild Amur tigers and leopards—the only breeding population in China.
Conservation authorities in Yunnan Province are using innovative technologies to monitor and protect the endangered Yunnan snub-nosed monkeys, leading to a significant increase in their population.
Discover the tranquil lives of giant pandas in Sichuan’s bamboo forests and learn about the efforts that have increased their wild population to nearly 1,900 today.
Beloved giant pandas Ri Ri and Shin Shin have left Tokyo’s Ueno Zoo after 13 years to return to China due to health concerns, moving fans who gathered pre-dawn to bid them a tearful farewell.
At Nyanpo Yuzee in western China, photographer Choegyab and young conservationists are protecting plateau wildlife, including black-necked cranes, through observation and a new rescue base at 3,000 meters.
A feature on the Yellow River Delta National Nature Reserve, where senior engineer Zhao Yajie and her team use advanced technology to protect migratory birds.
Over 11,000 raptors were recorded in a single day at the Liaoning Snake Island-Laotie Mountain National Nature Reserve, marking a new record and highlighting the region’s vital role in migratory bird conservation.
Explore the survival challenges of the critically endangered great crested terns in Xiangshan County, as captured in CGTN’s ‘Wild China Up Close.’
A team of young rangers in China’s Qilian Mountain National Park dedicates their lives to rescuing and protecting rare wildlife, overcoming challenges to safeguard the park’s rich biodiversity.
In Longhu Mountain, Jiangxi Province, ranger Xiao Dongyang has dedicated 18 years to protecting the endangered Chinese merganser, tirelessly safeguarding their habitat and documenting these rare birds.
At Hoh Xil’s Sonam Dargye Protection Station, devoted guardians nurture Tibetan antelope calves, preparing them for a return to the wild across Qinghai Province’s vast grasslands.
At Sichuan’s Ya’an base, giant pandas are celebrated with special enrichment activities during their breeding season, enhancing their quality of life and marking their birthdays with joy and care.
In the foothills of Qinghai’s Kunlun Mountains, dedicated guardians provide sanctuary to injured and stray Tibetan antelopes, nurturing them back to health and returning them to the wild.
Artificial nests in China’s Sanjiangyuan reserve are helping protect upland buzzards while reducing power grid faults, promoting harmony between wildlife and infrastructure.
An international seminar on import and export management and protection of endangered species for developing countries commenced on Thursday, marking a significant step in global wildlife conservation efforts.
Tokyo’s Ueno Zoo announces the return of beloved giant pandas Ri Ri and Shin Shin to China in September, marking a significant moment in wildlife conservation and China-Japan relations.
Guangzhou Zoo celebrated the 11th birthdays of its beloved giant panda siblings, Xing Yi and Ya Yi, on August 27, delighting visitors with festive activities and heartfelt wishes.
Panda twins were born at Hong Kong’s Ocean Park, marking a significant milestone in conservation efforts. Ying Ying and Le Le welcomed their cubs, bringing joy and hope to panda enthusiasts worldwide.
Shanghai Wild Animal Park introduces China’s first nighttime safari, offering visitors an immersive experience surrounded by wild animals under the stars.