Wild Red Fox Spotted in Xinjiang Highlights Conservation Success
Protected red fox sighting in Xinjiang’s snow signals success of conservation measures like grazing bans and habitat restoration programs.
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China Achieves Breakthrough in Third-Generation Sturgeon Breeding
China successfully breeds third-generation Chinese sturgeon through artificial propagation, marking a milestone in conservation efforts for this ‘living fossil’ species.
Quintuplet Lion Cubs Celebrate 1st Month with Outdoor Adventure in Chongqing
Five lion cubs at Chongqing’s Lehe Ledu Animal Theme Park marked their one-month birthday with a sunny outdoor adventure, delighting visitors and staff.
Giant Pandas Thrive in Hainan: A Symbol of Harmony
Giant pandas Shunshun and Gonggong captivate visitors in Hainan, symbolizing harmony between humans and nature as they thrive in their tropical habitat.
Rare Giant Pelicans Thrive in North China’s Wetlands
Over 50 endangered Dalmatian pelicans spotted in Shanxi’s wetlands, signaling ecological progress in northern China’s conservation efforts.
Giant Pandas Thrive in Hainan, Captivating Global Audiences
Giant pandas Shunshun and Gonggong thrive in Hainan, boosting ecotourism and showcasing China’s conservation efforts through their captivating daily routines.
Beijing’s Biodiversity Boom: A British Naturalist’s Conservation Journey
British naturalist Terry Townshend reveals Beijing’s thriving biodiversity amid China’s sustainable development push, with over 500 bird species recorded in the capital.
Poyang Lake Welcomes Thousands of Migratory Birds as Winter Sets In
China’s Poyang Lake transforms into winter haven for over 100,000 migratory birds, showcasing East Asia’s ecological wonders and conservation efforts.
China’s Qilihai Wetland Sees Record Bird Migration Amid Early Cold Snap
China’s Qilihai Wetland reports record bird species and earlier migration due to northern cold snaps, highlighting successful conservation efforts in Tianjin.
Giant Pandas Return to China After 13 Years in France
Beloved giant pandas Huan Huan and Yuan Zi return to China after 13 years in France, marking a new phase in conservation cooperation between the two nations.
Rare Gibbons Thrive in Yunnan’s Ailao Mountains, New Births Signal Hope
Two baby western black crested gibbons spotted in Yunnan’s Ailao Mountains highlight conservation success for the critically endangered species, with only 270 recorded in 2020.
Guardians of the Peaks: Celebrating International Snow Leopard Day
On International Snow Leopard Day, explore efforts to protect these elusive big cats and their vital role in Asia’s high-altitude ecosystems.
Xining Wildlife Park Celebrates Snow Leopard Conservation Success
Xining Wildlife Park’s exhibition highlights snow leopard conservation efforts in Qinghai, showcasing rescued leopards and recent rehabilitation successes.
Rare White-Eared Night-Heron Spotted in Guizhou, Signaling Conservation Win
First recorded sighting of the endangered white-eared night-heron in Guizhou underscores China’s conservation progress and regional biodiversity.
Wolong Lake Wetland Becomes Haven for Migratory Birds in Liaoning
Wolong Lake wetland in Liaoning emerges as a key habitat for migratory birds, showcasing China’s ecological conservation efforts and sustainable development.
Nanjing Hongshan Forest Zoo Opens with Rare Species and Eco-Innovations
Nanjing Hongshan Forest Zoo debuts with over 200 animals, including rare species, emphasizing conservation and eco-friendly design in Jiangsu Province.
Emperor Penguins Shift Breeding Grounds as Climate Warms, Study Finds
New research reveals emperor penguins are relocating breeding sites due to rising temperatures and snowfall, highlighting climate impacts on Antarctic wildlife.
Poyang Lake Welcomes Over 10,000 Migratory Birds as Conservation Efforts Pay Off
Over 10,000 migratory birds descend on China’s Poyang Lake as conservation measures revive critical wetland ecosystems during peak migration season.
Rare Snow Leopards Thrive in Xinjiang Amid Conservation Efforts
Father-son photographers and conservationists in Xinjiang document rare snow leopard resurgence, highlighting successful wildlife protection efforts.
Nearly Half of Denmark’s Protected Species Face Critical Decline
A new Danish study reveals 50% of protected species face severe survival threats, highlighting urgent need for environmental policy reforms and global conservation strategies.