Why White-Headed Langur Poop Is Key to Their Survival
Researchers sequence gut microbiota and measure stress hormones from white-headed langur droppings to guide conservation that raised this population from 300 to 1,400+.
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Endangered Przewalskiās Horses Roam Wild Again in Ningxia
Twelve endangered Przewalskiās horses were released into the wild in Ningxiaās Helan Mountain reserve, boosting the wild population to 20.
Golden Snub-nosed Monkeys Debut at Franceās Beauval Zoo
Three golden snub-nosed monkeys from the Chinese mainland debuted at Franceās Beauval Zoo, marking the species’ first move outside Asia and a milestone in conservation.
Poachers Kill Over 100 Rhinos in South Africa This Year
Poachers have killed over 100 rhinos in South Africa’s national parks this year, underscoring the urgent fight to protect this iconic endangered species.
Rare Chinese Goral Mother and Cub Caught on Camera in Hubei
Infrared footage reveals endangered Chinese goral mother and cub in Hubei, highlighting conservation success in China’s mountain ecosystems.
Facing Uncertainty: The Future of the Endangered Species Act and Global Wildlife Protection
Explore the uncertain future of the Endangered Species Act and its global implications for wildlife protection. Learn how recent policy changes could impact iconic species worldwide.
Harmony Keepers: Protecting Sichuan’s Majestic Black-Necked Cranes
Discover the efforts to preserve the graceful black-necked cranes in Sichuan’s Zoige Wetland National Nature Reserve, symbols of wisdom and purity in Chinese culture.
Unveiling Hainan’s Rainforest: A Year-Round Symphony of Survival and Hope
Explore the vibrant year-round life of Hainan’s rainforest, where endangered species like gibbons and weaver ants showcase extraordinary survival adaptations amidst seasonal challenges.
International Cheetah Day: Protecting the Planetās Fastest Mammal
Join us in celebrating International Cheetah Day by exploring the lives of Africaās fastest mammal and the urgent need to conserve them.
Kenya Enhances Rhino Conservation with Ear-Notching and Tracking Technology
Kenya launches a new rhinoceros conservation initiative involving ear-notching and tracking devices to protect endangered species in Tsavo West National Park.