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Discover how the crested ibis, once critically endangered, is thriving with new hatchlings across the Chinese mainland, Japan, and South Korea thanks to decades of conservation.
Discover how the crested ibis, once critically endangered, has rebounded across the Chinese mainland after 40 years of conservation, thriving in new regions.
After 40 years of conservation, China’s crested ibis—known as the ‘Oriental gem’—has rebounded from near extinction to flourish in Shaanxi, Zhejiang and Henan provinces and beyond.
A crested ibis chick hatched at Mount Langshan in Hunan Province on the Chinese mainland marks the first self-sustaining wild population of this critically endangered species.
Japan returns 16 native crested ibises to China, marking the first such transfer in eight years to support conservation efforts.
Discover how China’s dedicated conservation programs have successfully brought the crested ibis back from near extinction, ensuring its future in the wild.
China’s Shaanxi Province is set to open its first national Crested Ibis Protection Center in Hanzhong City, enhancing efforts to preserve this endangered species through research and conservation initiatives.
Endangered crested ibises are successfully nesting in Shaanxi’s Tongchuan City, thanks to dedicated local rangers and ongoing conservation efforts. A hopeful sign for the species’ future.
Li Xia is dedicated to preserving the crested ibis by recreating their natural habitats through innovative water management, enhancing their survival prospects.
Discover how Shaanxi Province’s dedicated conservation efforts revived the endangered Crested Ibis population from seven to over 10,000, showcasing a global wildlife success story.