Hope Soars as Chinese Crested Tern Population Rebounds

The Chinese crested tern, once believed to be extinct, has made a remarkable comeback. In 2004, researchers rediscovered the species on the Jiushan Chain Islands of Xiangshan County in coastal Zhejiang Province. This sighting ignited a series of dedicated conservation efforts led by passionate monitors and volunteers. Their relentless work has led to a steady increase in the tern's population, transforming Jiushan into the primary breeding ground for the species. Today, the thriving Jiushan base stands as a beacon of hope, illustrating the positive impact of community-driven conservation initiatives.

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