Asian Golden Cat Spotted at Record Altitude in Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon
Researchers have recorded the Asian golden cat at a new record altitude of 4,415 meters in the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon, highlighting key conservation efforts.
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China Catalogues Over 5 Million Ancient and Famous Trees in Latest National Survey
China’s latest national survey has recorded over 5 million ancient and famous trees, highlighting the nation’s dedication to preserving its rich natural and cultural heritage. A new big data platform aims to enhance smart management of these invaluable trees.
Breakthrough IVF Pregnancy: New Hope for Endangered White Rhinos
Scientists achieve first in-vitro fertilization pregnancy in white rhinos, offering new hope for saving the critically endangered northern white rhino subspecies.
China’s Wild Giant Panda Population Soars to 1,900: A Conservation Triumph
China’s wild giant panda population has nearly doubled since the 1980s, reaching 1,900. This surge highlights China’s successful conservation efforts and global environmental impact.
Snowy Playtime: Giant Pandas Thrive in Chengdu’s Winter Wonderland
Giant pandas at Chengdu Research Base embrace the snowy weather, showcasing their adaptability and bringing joy to onlookers.
U.S. Researchers Join Global Effort to Save Rare Chinese White Dolphins
U.S. researchers from California join global institutes in efforts to protect the rare Chinese white dolphins, once thought extinct, highlighting international conservation initiatives.
Chongqing Zoo Welcomes ‘Mang Cancan,’ Adorable Newborn Panda Cub
Chongqing Zoo unveils Mang Cancan, a six-month-old giant panda cub, attracting crowds eager to meet the adorable newcomer.
Mount Huangshan Leads the Way in Sustainable Tourism on the Chinese Mainland
Mount Huangshan in the Chinese mainland exemplifies sustainable tourism by blending eco-friendly practices with environmental preservation, ensuring its natural beauty endures for future generations.
Yangtze River Porpoises Make Triumphant Return: Conservation Efforts Show Positive Growth
Four Yangtze finless porpoises were released into Tian’ezhou Nature Reserve, leading to a population growth to 1,249, showcasing successful conservation efforts.
Smiling Angels of the Yangtze: 30 Years to Save the World’s Only Freshwater Finless Porpoise
A new film, ‘Smiling Angels of the Yangtze,’ showcases 30 years of dedicated conservation efforts to save the world’s only freshwater finless porpoise, the Yangtze finless porpoise.