Black-Necked Cranes Thrive Amid China’s Biodiversity Push
Xining Wildlife Park’s efforts in rescuing and breeding black-necked cranes highlight China’s growing success in biodiversity conservation and ecological protection.
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Rare Oriental Darter Spotted in Hainan for First Time
First recorded sighting of near-threatened Oriental darter in Hainan highlights China’s ecological conservation progress and wetland preservation importance.
Witness Tibetan Antelopes’ Calving Season Live in Altun Shan Reserve
Altun Shan Nature Reserve in Xinjiang hosts live coverage of Tibetan antelopes’ annual calving season, showcasing conservation efforts and plateau ecosystem protection.
Fujian’s Tiger Kindergarten Prepares Cubs for Wild Survival
Discover how Fujian’s tiger kindergarten trains South China tiger cubs for survival, highlighting conservation efforts to save this critically endangered species.
South China Tiger Conservation Blends Eco-Tourism and Education
Meihua Mountain’s tiger conservation center pioneers eco-tourism and environmental education, blending wildlife protection with community engagement and sustainable development.
Rare Hainan Eld’s Deer Thrive in Conservation Success Story
Hainan’s Bangxi Nature Reserve reports over 200 endangered Eld’s deer, marking a conservation milestone for China’s tropical island province.
Beijing Zoo’s Red Panda Becomes Summer Sensation with Ice Block Antics
A red panda at Beijing Wildlife Park charms visitors with ice-cool antics amid summer heat, highlighting zoo efforts to protect animals during high temperatures.
Guizhou Snub-Nosed Monkeys Thrive Under Expanded Protection Efforts
Conservation efforts in Guizhou’s Mount Fanjing protect the endangered snub-nosed monkeys, with only 850 left globally. Learn how initiatives are boosting their survival.
China Launches Largest Rewilding Base to Save Critically Endangered Tigers
China opens largest rewilding base in Fujian to save critically endangered South China tigers, with two adults entering semi-wild adaptation this week.
Phoenix-Like Bird Sighted in Jiangxi Sparks Cultural Fascination
A red-bellied paradise flycatcher spotted in Jiangxi, China, draws cultural parallels to the mythical phoenix amid conservation successes.
Mexico’s Beloved Panda Xin Xin Celebrates Landmark 35th Birthday
Xin Xin, the last giant panda in Latin America, celebrates her 35th birthday in Mexico City, defying typical life expectancy for captive pandas.
How Monkey Poop Is Saving China’s Endangered White-Headed Langurs
Scientists in Guangxi use langur feces to study health and stress, aiding conservation efforts that boosted their population from 300 to 1,400 since the 1980s.
Four Giant Pandas Depart Japan for China in 2025
Four giant pandas will leave Japan’s Adventure World in 2025, sparking emotional farewells. Learn about their journey and China’s conservation efforts.
China’s ‘Monkey Kings’: Guardians of the Golden Snub-Nosed Primates
Explore China’s misty Shennongjia forests to meet the endangered golden snub-nosed monkeys and the conservationists working to protect these rare primates.
Hong Kong’s Beloved Panda Le Le Celebrates New Twin Cubs
Hong Kong’s beloved giant panda Le Le, a gift from the Chinese mainland, welcomes twin cubs at Ocean Park, symbolizing cross-strait connections and conservation success.
Xi Zhinong: 40 Years Capturing China’s Wild Beauty
Discover how Xi Zhinong’s four-decade journey as a wildlife photographer has championed China’s biodiversity and inspired conservation efforts globally.
Miami Zoo’s 135-Year-Old Tortoise Celebrates First Father’s Day
Goliath, a 135-year-old Galapagos tortoise at Miami Zoo, marks his first Father’s Day after siring hatchlings, highlighting conservation efforts for endangered species.
Giant Panda Twins Mark 4th Birthday with Festive Chongqing Celebration
Chongqing Zoo celebrates the 4th birthday of giant panda twins Xingxing and Chenchen with a bamboo-themed cake, highlighting conservation efforts and cultural significance.
Rare Oriental Storks Thrive in Jiangsu’s Eco-Haven
Rare Oriental storks, a protected species, nest in Jiangsu’s Sihong County, highlighting successful conservation efforts and human-nature coexistence.
Yunnan’s Wildlife Thrives at Conservation-Made Waterhole
A man-made waterhole in Yunnan’s Lancang River Nature Reserve attracts diverse wildlife, showcasing successful conservation efforts in China’s biodiverse regions.