News & Insights Across Asia
Rangers in China’s Sanjiangyuan National Park embody a way of life centered on respect for nature and harmonious coexistence, safeguarding diverse wildlife on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau in the fight against climate change.
Meet the dedicated guardians of the milu deer in Jiangsu Province’s Dafeng Milu National Nature Reserve, who work tirelessly to protect these unique animals.
Kenya has launched a rhinoceros ear-notching and transmitter fitting exercise to enhance conservation efforts, aiming to protect 20 to 25 rhinos in Tsavo West National Park through advanced monitoring techniques.
Mandarin ducks are thriving in Yinjiang, southwest China’s Guizhou Province, thanks to local care and protection during their wintering season. Over a hundred ducks were spotted this year at the reservoirs.
A herd of Pere David’s deer was spotted crossing a ‘red carpet’ of halodendron wormwood in Dongtai’s wetlands in Jiangsu Province, highlighting successful conservation efforts for this protected species.
Protecting wild tigers is essential for global biodiversity conservation. As top predators, tigers support the preservation of other species and ecosystems, highlighting the importance of their survival.
Japan has returned 16 crested ibises to China, marking the first such transfer in eight years, in a collaborative effort to conserve the endangered species and strengthen environmental ties.
Mongolia hosted events in Ulan Bator to highlight snow leopard conservation ahead of International Snow Leopard Day on October 23, uniting communities in protecting this endangered species.
World Migratory Bird Day draws attention to the vital role of insects in migratory birds’ life cycles and the alarming global decline of insect populations threatening bird species.
Chinese provinces and regions unite in a collaborative campaign to protect migratory bird routes, aiming to safeguard birds and promote sustainable development.
Conservation efforts in Hubei have led to a significant rise in the populations of the milu deer and Yangtze finless porpoise, two rare species under first-class state protection in China.
Four young guardians, including two women, protect rare wildlife in China’s Qilian Mountain National Park. Facing harsh environments and exhausting routines, they care for endangered species like snow leopards.
After graduating from university, nature lover Xiao Fei chose a life in the Tangjiahe National Nature Reserve. Patrolling its grounds and recording wildlife dynamics, he finds immense joy in protecting the wonders of nature he considers family.
Australia’s national science agency urges citizens to record koala sightings via a new smartphone app to help calculate the most accurate national population count of the iconic marsupial.
South African researchers are using nuclear technology to fight rhino poaching by inserting radioisotopes into horns, making them detectable at borders and deterring illegal trade.
China and Russia are enhancing wildlife protection by establishing nature reserves and national parks like China’s Sanjiangyuan National Park.
European zoos collaborate to save endangered giant otters by matching Manu from Hungary with Tibiri in the UK, offering hope for the species’ future.
China and the U.S. have signed a 10-year giant panda conservation agreement, marking a significant step in international wildlife protection efforts.
In Brazil, a computer scientist is using AI to alert drivers to wildlife, aiming to save millions of animals from roadkill and preserve biodiversity.
Local conservationists known as ‘Uncle Bird’ are revitalizing Baiyangdian Lake in China’s Xiong’an New Area, reflecting successful ecological efforts in this developing region.