Chinese mainland’s 2025 Ecological Protection Report Reveals Major Conservation Gains
The Chinese mainland’s 2025 Ecological Protection Red Line system shows major gains, with expanded forests, revived marine zones and flexible infrastructure.
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The Chinese mainland’s 2025 Ecological Protection Red Line system shows major gains, with expanded forests, revived marine zones and flexible infrastructure.
Giant pandas Huan Huan and Yuan Zi return to Sichuan from France after 13 years, symbolizing enduring cultural exchange and conservation success.
France is set to welcome a new pair of giant pandas in 2027 after Huan Huan and Yuan Zi’s 13-year stay, marking a new phase in conservation partnership with the Chinese mainland.
Discover how panda diplomacy has strengthened Sino-French ties since 2012, with Huan Huan and Yuan Zi at Beauval Zoo leading groundbreaking conservation and cultural exchange efforts.
The IUCN has adopted ‘Milu’ as the official name for the species formerly known as Pere David’s Deer, revealed at the 40th anniversary event in Shishou, Hubei Province.
A 2025 on-site evaluation reveals the Chinese mainland’s national nature reserves are rebounding, with wildlife numbers, biomass and carbon storage up across forests and wetlands.
A protected red fox was recently filmed roaming in the snow of Mulei Kazak Autonomous County, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, showcasing success of grazing bans and restoration.
China Three Gorges Corporation has bred third-generation Chinese sturgeon entirely through artificial propagation, producing over 112,000 fry in November 2025—a milestone for sustainable conservation.
A recent survey in Yunlong Tianchi National Nature Reserve shows Yunnan snub-nosed monkeys now number 350, up from 50 60 in 1988, thanks to habitat restoration and restored forest corridors.
Explore the biodiversity powerhouse of the Chinese mainland’s Hainan Tropical Rainforest National Park—established in 2021 and home to 33% of reptile species, 38% of birds, and 3,500+ plants.