South Sudan’s Massive Antelope Migration Threatened by Rising Poaching
South Sudan’s vast grasslands witness the world’s largest antelope migration, but increased poaching threatens this spectacular wildlife event.
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South African Scientists Harness Nuclear Tech to Combat Rhino Poaching
South African scientists pilot nuclear technology by inserting radioisotopes into rhino horns to combat poaching, enhancing detection at borders and safeguarding wildlife.
Critically Endangered Dragonfly Libellula angelina Spotted in Beijing
A critically endangered dragonfly species, Libellula angelina, has been spotted in Beijing for the first time, raising hopes for its conservation.
Wild Tibetan Argali Spotted Again in Sichuan’s Shiqu County
A wild population of Tibetan argali has been spotted again in Shiqu County, Sichuan, marking the first sighting in several years and highlighting recent ecological improvements.
Kenya Embarks on Year-Long Wildlife Census to Enhance Conservation
Kenya launches a year-long national wildlife census to boost conservation efforts for iconic species facing climatic and human-induced threats.
New Yangtze Finless Porpoise Born at Wuhan Museum
A new male Yangtze finless porpoise was born at the Wuhan Baiji Porpoise Museum on June 9. The critically endangered species will be introduced to the public on June 20.
Endangered Black-Faced Spoonbills Breed in Yellow River Delta
Two endangered black-faced spoonbill fledglings have been discovered breeding in China’s Yellow River Delta, marking a significant southward expansion of their habitat.
Shanxi Province of the Chinese Mainland Launches Leopard Population Survey in Yellow River Eco-Zone
Shanxi Province of the Chinese mainland launches a comprehensive survey to study leopard populations and biodiversity in the Yellow River Eco-Zone, led by Beijing Normal University and research partners.
Black-necked Cranes Begin Breeding Season in Xainza, Xizang
Black-necked cranes have begun breeding in Xainza County, Xizang, showcasing the region’s rich biodiversity and the success of conservation efforts.
Black-Necked Cranes Thrive in Xizang’s High-Altitude Wetlands
Black-necked cranes successfully breed in the high-altitude wetlands of Xizang, where they are protected under China’s first-class state protection.