China’s Wild Horse Population Surpasses 900 Milestone
China’s Przewalski’s horse population reaches 900, marking a conservation triumph 40 years after reintroduction to Xinjiang and other regions.
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Yunnan’s Wild Asian Elephant Population Soars to 300 Amid Conservation Success
Yunnan’s wild Asian elephant population triples to over 300 through habitat protection and innovative monitoring systems, fostering human-elephant coexistence.
China’s ‘Two Mountains’ Concept Spurs Biodiversity Revival
China’s ‘Two Mountains’ initiative drives biodiversity revival through national parks and species protection, boosting wildlife populations and ecological health.
Life Thrives on the ‘Roof of the World’: Xizang’s Resilient Ecosystem
China’s Xizang Autonomous Region thrives at 4,000m with 97 nature reserves protecting 246 species, balancing ecology and cultural heritage.
Women Rangers Safeguard Qilian’s Wildlife and Ecosystems
Meet the women rangers protecting Qilian’s wildlife through high-altitude patrols and rescue efforts, safeguarding Asia’s ecological future.
Asia’s Moon Bears Face Threats: Conservation Urged on International Day
On International Moon Bear Day, experts highlight threats to Asia’s iconic bears and call for urgent conservation efforts to protect dwindling populations.
Snow Leopards of the Plateau: A Story of Survival and Second Chances
A wildlife park on China’s Qinghai-Xizang Plateau rescues and rehabilitates snow leopards and other endangered species, offering lessons in resilience and conservation.
New Atlas Unveils Qilian Mountains’ Rare Wildlife
A new atlas documents rare wildlife in China’s Qilian Mountains, combining scientific research with visual storytelling to highlight ecological conservation efforts.
Golden Snub-Nosed Monkeys: Masters of Winter Survival in China’s Qinling Mountains
Discover how golden snub-nosed monkeys in China’s Qinling Mountains use social bonds and teamwork to survive harsh winters, offering insights into wildlife resilience.
China’s Yangtze Finless Porpoise Population Rebounds Through Artificial Breeding
Artificial breeding programs boost population of critically endangered Yangtze finless porpoises, signaling ecological progress in China’s longest river system.
China’s National Park Reforms Boost Biodiversity, Ecological Stability
China’s decade-long national park reforms have significantly restored wildlife populations and enhanced ecological stability, officials report.
Hainan Gibbons Make a Comeback: Conservation Efforts Pay Off
Hainan’s gibbon population rebounds from 13 to 42 under Zhou Zhaoli’s leadership, symbolizing a triumph in conservation and community-driven environmental efforts.
Sino-Russian Lab Releases Guidelines to Reduce Human-Tiger Conflicts
Sino-Russian researchers release guidelines to reduce human-tiger conflicts in northeast China, promoting coexistence on International Tiger Day.
Lion and Tiger Forge Rare Cross-Species Bond at Beijing Wildlife Park
An African lion and white Bengal tiger at Beijing Wildlife Park showcase a rare cross-species bond, offering insights into animal behavior and conservation efforts.
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.
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.