Hope in Action: First Female Captively-Bred Yangtze Finless Porpoise Born
After 26 years of dedicated research, the first female Yangtze finless porpoise from captive breeding has been born, marking a significant milestone in conservation efforts.
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Guarding Ancient Bird Routes: Meet Huang, the Luoxiao Mountains Ranger
Meet Huang Yongqiang, a dedicated ranger in Hunan’s Luoxiao Mountains, protecting over 240 migratory bird species along ancient routes from Siberia to Australia.
Twin Natural Wonders: Jiuzhaigou and Plitvice Lakes Unite for Conservation
China’s Jiuzhaigou and Croatia’s Plitvice Lakes National Park, dubbed “twin miracles,” collaborate on geological conservation to protect their stunning karst landscapes.
Saving Giants: How Wolong Reserve is Returning Giant Pandas to the Wild
Wolong National Nature Reserve is dedicated to releasing captive-bred giant pandas back into the wild, ensuring their survival through innovative training and habitat protection.
Tongling’s Guardians: Saving the Yangtze Finless Porpoises
Discover how the residents of Tongling City, a historic Anhui town, are dedicated to protecting the Yangtze finless porpoises and preserving their Mother River.
Thousands of Migratory Birds Flock to Chinese Wetlands for Wintering
Thousands of migratory birds, including endangered species, are flocking to China’s wetland reserves for winter. Notable sites include Ruoergai, Hanfenghu, and Poyang Lake, witnessing increased bird populations.
Inside Beijing’s Raptor Rescue Center: Saving 5,825 Birds of Prey
Explore the Beijing Raptor Rescue Center’s mission to rehabilitate over 5,800 birds of prey, featured in CGTN’s latest adventure with Guo Meiping.
Beloved Pandas Mei Xiang, Tiantian, and Cub Xiao Qi Ji Return to Chengdu Home
After over two decades in the US, giant pandas Mei Xiang, Tiantian, and their cub Xiao Qi Ji have safely returned to Chengdu, reuniting with their family.
Qilian Mountain National Park: Wetlands Creating a Wildlife Haven
Explore how the small yet vital wetlands of Qilian Mountain National Park create a thriving refuge for diverse wildlife in the northwest of the Chinese mainland.
China’s Giant Pandas: From Endangered to Vulnerable, Bridging Global Connections
China’s giant pandas have been reclassified from endangered to vulnerable, with over 1,864 found in the wild, enhancing global connections.