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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.
Celebrating 45 years of US-China relations, California prepares to welcome giant pandas back by year’s end, symbolizing renewed ties and cultural exchange.
Chongqing Zoo’s giant panda twins, Yu Ke and Yu Ai, kicked off 2024 by playing in the snow and enjoying specially prepared treats, delighting visitors on New Year’s Day.
Eager fans rejoice as giant pandas Yang Guang and Tian Tian return to China after 12 years at Edinburgh Zoo, marking a heartwarming homecoming.
Hainan Island celebrates the fifth anniversary of giant pandas Gong Gong and Shun Shun with a vibrant party, marking their beloved presence since 2018.
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.
Discover how rangers from Sichuan’s Laohegou and Tangjiahe Areas trek through jungles to protect and study giant pandas in the new chapter of Giant Panda National Park.
China’s giant pandas have been reclassified from endangered to vulnerable, with over 1,864 found in the wild, enhancing global connections.
Giant pandas in China’s Sichuan Province have been downgraded to ‘vulnerable’ with over 1,864 found in the wild, marking a significant conservation success.
China’s giant pandas, now classified as vulnerable, thrive in Sichuan Province and continue to serve as cultural ambassadors. Discover how these national treasures foster international connections and celebrate conservation success.