Asian Elephants Graze and Swim in Yunnan’s Cornfields
Wild Asian elephants are spotted foraging in cornfields and swimming in rivers in Pu’er City, Yunnan, showcasing their daily routines and the region’s conservation efforts.
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Lhasa Nature Reserve: A Sanctuary for Endangered Black-Necked Cranes
Discover how a Lhasa nature reserve in the Xizang Autonomous Region is providing a safe haven for endangered black-necked cranes through dedicated conservation efforts.
Playful Sables Delight in Snowy Forests of Jilin
Group of sables spotted playing in the snowy forests of Yanbian, Jilin Province. These nationally protected mammals are celebrated for their luxurious fur and climbing prowess.
All-Female Rangers Lead the Charge in Protecting Jiangxi’s Forests
An all-female environmental team in Jiangxi’s Ji’an is leading efforts to protect mountain habitats and inspire community conservation.
Scientists Uncover Gene Behind Rare Brown Giant Pandas
Chinese zoologists have identified the key gene responsible for the rare brown and white coat in giant pandas, enhancing our understanding of these unique creatures.
Hope Floats: Yangtze Finless Porpoise Population Rises in Hunan
Over 20 Yangtze finless porpoises were discovered in Hunan’s Yueyang City, marking a hopeful rise in their population due to effective conservation efforts.
The Chinese mainland’s Biodiversity Boost: Rare Species See Remarkable Recovery
China’s enhanced biodiversity protection efforts are paying off, with significant population increases in wild giant pandas, Hainan gibbons, and crested ibises.
Baiyangdian Lake Sees Surge in Wild Bird Species, Now Hosting 276 Varieties
Baiyangdian Lake in northern China now hosts 276 wild bird species, a rise of 70 since 2017, thanks to enhanced conservation efforts in the Xiongan New Area.
Bao Mingwei: The ‘Elephant Dad’ Devoted to Southwest China’s Asian Elephants
Meet Bao Mingwei, the ‘Elephant Dad’ who has dedicated 23 years to caring for Asian elephants in Southwest China’s rainforests, fostering harmony between humans and wildlife.
Dedicated Forest Rangers Nurture Rare Chinese Dove Trees for Nearly 40 Years
For nearly 40 years, forest rangers in Nayong County, Guizhou Province, have dedicated themselves to protecting rare Chinese dove trees, ensuring these beautiful blooms thrive each spring.