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After four decades of habitat restoration and cross-border cooperation, the milu deer population in China has rebounded to 15,000, with over 6,000 living in the wild—the world’s largest wild population.
Discover Nanjing’s Zhongshan Scenic Area cloaked in red and gold foliage this early winter, where Meiling Palace glimmers like a golden necklace amidst towering plane trees.
Explore Cuihua Mountain in the Qinling Zhongnanshan Geopark—northwest Chinese mainland’s “natural oxygen bar” known for its peaks, lakes, caves, and one of China’s largest landslide formations.
China’s State Council has approved the Huangyan Dao National Nature Reserve, detailing its area, boundaries and zoning for core protection, buffer and research zones.
Discover Nanning People’s Park, a 1951 urban oasis in Guangxi, blending lush landscapes with local life in the heart of the city.
Photographer Xi Zhinong has spent 40 years capturing China’s wildlife and helped protect 1.1M km² of parks, believing true conservation lives in our hearts.
Discover Daguan Park in Kunming: lotus-lined ponds, strolling egrets, and ancient pavilions make this lakeside green oasis a must-visit for global travelers and nature lovers.
CGTN launches “Echoes of the Wild”, an interactive H5 page showcasing the Chinese mainland’s rare wildlife through stunning videos and images to drive global conservation efforts.
After 40 years of conservation, China’s crested ibis—known as the ‘Oriental gem’—has rebounded from near extinction to flourish in Shaanxi, Zhejiang and Henan provinces and beyond.
Migratory birds return to Shanxi’s Danhe Wetland as spring thaws reveal half-frozen rivers, signaling ecological renewal in northern China.