Rare Trio of Leopard Cats Captured in East China’s Zhejiang Province
The Nanshan Provincial Nature Reserve in Zhejiang Province unveils rare footage of three leopard cats, showcasing a healthy population and advanced conservation efforts.
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Jane Goodall at 90: A Lifetime of Hope and Conservation
Celebrating 90 years of Jane Goodall’s inspiring journey in conservation and her enduring message of hope through action.
Infrared Cameras Capture Rare Wild Panda Cub in Sichuan
Infrared cameras in Sichuan’s Baiyang Nature Reserve have captured rare footage of a four-month-old wild giant panda cub and its mother, marking the first sighting of its kind in the area.
Hainan Hare: China’s Smallest Rabbit Earns Protected Status
Discover the Hainan hare, China’s smallest rabbit species, native to Hainan island and now a nationally protected species since 2021.
Giant Panda Fu Bao Returns to Chengdu from South Korea
Giant panda Fu Bao has returned to Chengdu from South Korea’s Everland. Now stationed at Wolong’s research center, Fu Bao continues China’s conservation efforts.
Siberian Ibexes Thrive in Kunlun Mountains’ Steep Cliffs
Siberian ibexes have been spotted thriving on the steep cliffs of Kunlun Mountains in China’s Xinjiang region, highlighting crucial conservation efforts.
Everland Hosts Emotional Farewell for Fu Bao, South Korea’s Beloved Giant Panda
Everland in Yongin, South Korea bids farewell to Fu Bao, the first giant panda born in the country, as she returns to China’s Wolong Nature Reserve.
Green Sea Turtles Begin Nesting Season at China’s Exclusive Reserve
Every year, green sea turtles embark on a remarkable journey to Huidong Sea Turtle National Reserve in southern China to mate and lay eggs, playing a crucial role in ocean health.
Rare Dalmatian Pelicans Soar in Inner Mongolia’s Urad Grassland
Sixteen rare Dalmatian pelicans were spotted in Inner Mongolia’s Urad Grassland, marking the highest number in recent years and highlighting improved conservation efforts.
Spring Awakens NE China’s National Park: Siberian Tigers Thrive
Siberian tigers and Amur leopards are thriving in Northeast China’s national park, thanks to improved habitat quality and effective conservation efforts, boosting cub survival rates.