New Lemon-Scented Plant Species Discovered in Guizhou
Neocinnamomum citratum, a lemon-scented plant species, was discovered in Guizhou Province’s limestone forests, enriching biodiversity and local spice traditions.
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Tokyo’s Twin Pandas Xiao Xiao and Lei Lei Bid Farewell Ahead of Return
Xiao Xiao and Lei Lei will make their final public appearance at Ueno Zoo on Jan. 25 before flying back to the Chinese mainland on Jan. 27.
Rare Eurasian Lynx Spotted for the First Time in Xinjiang’s Karamay
Two Eurasian lynx, a nationally protected Class II species, were filmed for the first time in Karamay’s snowy hills, signaling healthier habitats and a win for biodiversity conservation.
Chengdu’s Giant Pandas: Global Icons of Conservation
Chengdu’s giant pandas, with their tree-top naps and bamboo feasts, have won fans worldwide. CGTN’s Ioana goes behind the scenes of conservation and daily panda life.
Inside Mianyang Base: Giant Pandas’ New Home in the Chinese Mainland
The Mianyang Base in Sichuan on the Chinese mainland opens to the public on December 29, offering nature-inspired enclosures, tech-driven research, and conservation education.
Grey Cranes Stage Winter Spectacle in Tarim Basin Oasis
Over 5,000 grey cranes winter in a revitalized oasis in the Chinese mainland’s Tarim Basin, showcasing the success of habitat restoration on 40,000 hectares of reclaimed farmland.
Ep. 6: Playful Pandas Shun Shun & Gong Gong in Hainan
In Episode 6 of our live series, giant pandas Shun Shun and Gong Gong enchant visitors at the Hainan Tropical Wildlife Park with playful tumbles, shaded naps, and bamboo feasts.
Exploring Hainan Rainforest: Conservation Meets Free Trade Port Development
Discover how conservation and tech-driven development are reshaping Hainan’s tropical rainforest as the Free Trade Port initiative funds eco-innovation and community-driven protection.
Hidden Cameras Reveal Thriving Wildlife in Inner Mongolia
Infrared cameras in Inner Mongolia’s Erguna Reserve are capturing brown bears, sables and mallards, showcasing steady wildlife growth thanks to habitat protection.
Japan’s Last Giant Pandas to Return to China This January
Twin pandas at a Tokyo zoo will return to the Chinese mainland in late January 2026, leaving Japan panda-free for the first time in about half a century.