Survival Struggles of Great Crested Terns in Xiangshan County
Explore the survival challenges of the critically endangered great crested terns in Xiangshan County, as captured in CGTN’s ‘Wild China Up Close.’
Wildlife Conservation
Young Rangers Safeguard Wildlife in China’s Qilian Mountain National Park
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.
Guardian of the Chinese Merganser: Ranger’s 18-Year Vigil on Longhu Mountain
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.
Nurturing Hope: Tibetan Antelope Calves Thrive in Hoh Xil
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.
Birthday Festivities for Giant Pandas Light Up Sichuan’s Ya’an Base
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.
Guardians of the Highlands: A Sanctuary for Tibetan Antelopes in Qinghai
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 Safeguard Birds and Power Grids in China’s Sanjiangyuan
Artificial nests in China’s Sanjiangyuan reserve are helping protect upland buzzards while reducing power grid faults, promoting harmony between wildlife and infrastructure.
International Seminar on Endangered Species Trade Kicks Off
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.
Beloved Giant Pandas Ri Ri and Shin Shin to Return to China from Tokyo’s Ueno Zoo
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.
Joy at Guangzhou Zoo as Panda Siblings Xing Yi and Ya Yi Turn 11
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 Born in Hong Kong’s Ocean Park: A Conservation Milestone
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.
Experience the Magic: Shanghai Wild Animal Park Launches China’s First Nighttime Safari
Shanghai Wild Animal Park introduces China’s first nighttime safari, offering visitors an immersive experience surrounded by wild animals under the stars.
Celebrating World Elephant Day: Asian Elephants’ Birthday Bash in Southwest China
Join the celebration of World Elephant Day in China’s Yunnan Province, where rescued Asian elephants enjoy a special birthday party, highlighting conservation efforts and raising awareness for this endangered species.
Yunnan Reintroduces More Captive Asian Elephants into the Wild
SW China’s Yunnan Province is reintroducing more captive Asian elephants into the wild, as part of greater efforts to protect these endangered creatures in their natural habitat.
San Diego Zoo Welcomes Giant Pandas Yun Chuan and Xin Bao to New Panda Ridge
San Diego Zoo introduces Yun Chuan and Xin Bao, giant pandas set to debut at the new Panda Ridge exhibit inspired by the landscapes of the Chinese mainland.
Hidden Wonders: Infrared Cameras Capture Snow Leopards in Inner Mongolia
Infrared cameras in north China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region have captured rare footage of snow leopards and other protected wildlife, highlighting successful conservation efforts in the Helan Mountains.
South Africa Reports Significant Drop in Rhinoceros Poaching
South Africa has recorded a significant decline in rhinoceros poaching in May and June compared to last year, attributed to dehorning efforts in KwaZulu-Natal Province.
China Develops Early Warning System to Prevent Human-Tiger Conflicts
China has developed an innovative early warning system using drones and smart cameras to prevent human-tiger conflicts, aiding in the conservation of endangered Siberian tigers and promoting harmonious coexistence.
International Tiger Day: The Urgent Call to Protect Asia’s Majestic Wildcats
On International Tiger Day, we explore the critical need to protect Asia’s wild tigers, the majestic symbols of strength and biodiversity now facing extinction.
South China Tiger Cubs Thrive at Wilderness Training Base
Three South China tiger cubs born in January 2024 have reached a critical six-month milestone at the largest wilderness training base in east China’s Fujian Province, offering hope for the world’s most endangered animal.