From Extinction to 15,000: Milu Deer Thrive After 40 Years of Conservation
After extinction in late Qing, China’s milu deer have rebounded from 77 to 15,000 over four decades of conservation, with over 6,000 now roaming the wild.
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China Rewilds 28 Przewalski’s Horses in Dunhuang Xihu Reserve
China’s breeding centers on the Chinese mainland nurture Przewalski’s horses from zoo imports to thriving herds, rewilding 28 into Dunhuang Xihu National Nature Reserve.
Huangyan Dao Becomes China’s New Marine Nature Reserve
China’s State Council has approved Huangyan Dao in Sansha, Hainan as a national nature reserve to protect its rich marine biodiversity and scenic reefs.
Ecological Rangers Guard Chinese Mainland’s Natural Heritage on World Ranger Day
On World Ranger Day, we celebrate ecological rangers marking 20 years of the “lucid waters and lush mountains” ethos and a decade of the Chinese mainland’s national park reform.
Harbin’s Frost-Resilient Pandas Charm Visitors in Subzero Sanctuary
Discover how Harbin’s pandas are thriving in China’s coldest panda sanctuary, blending conservation success with cultural charm in a frosty wonderland.
Belgian Zoo Pairi Daiza to Return Three Giant Pandas to the Chinese Mainland in December
Belgian zoo Pairi Daiza announces the return of three giant pandas to the Chinese mainland on December 10, strengthening global conservation efforts and international partnerships.
Autumn’s Avian Spectacle: Migratory Birds Grace China’s Scenic Wetlands
Autumn brings a stunning display of migratory birds across China’s scenic wetlands, highlighting the success of local conservation efforts.
China’s Bold Move: Expanding Wilderness with New National Parks
China takes significant steps in nature conservation with the creation of its first national parks, protecting vast wilderness areas. Explore their impact.
China’s Tech-Driven Early Warning Systems Boost Siberian Tiger Conservation
China leverages advanced technologies to protect Siberian tigers, increasing their population and promoting harmony between humans and wildlife.
China’s Ambitious Plan to Create the World’s Largest National Park System by 2035
China aims to establish the world’s largest national park system by 2035, reflecting its commitment to ecological civilization and showcasing rainforest protection in Hainan Province.
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