Washington D.C. Welcomes Two New Giant Pandas
Two giant pandas, Bao Li and Qing Bao, are set to arrive at Washington D.C.’s National Zoo from Sichuan Province later this year, enhancing global conservation efforts.
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Adorable Panda Twins Captivate Fans at Southwest China Conservation Center
Two giant panda cubs at a major conservation center in southwest China are charming fans with their cuddling and playful antics.
Delicious Delights: Pandas at Chongqing Zoo Enjoy Gourmet Feasts
Chongqing Zoo’s giant pandas enjoy a gourmet feast of apples, pumpkins, bamboo shoots, and carrots, lovingly prepared by dedicated keepers.
Love in the Wild: Infrared Cameras Capture Pandas’ Romantic Quest in NW China
Infrared cameras capture rare footage of three wild giant pandas in NW China’s Gansu Province, highlighting their active search for mates during the mating season.
China and U.S. Partner in 10-Year Giant Panda Conservation Initiative
China Wildlife Conservation Association and San Diego Zoo launch a decade-long giant panda preservation partnership.
China’s Beloved Pandas Head to Madrid for 10-Year Adventure
Giant pandas Jin Xi and Zhu Yu are set to embark on a 10-year residency at Madrid Zoo starting April 29, as part of China’s wildlife conservation efforts.
Giant Pandas Jin Xi and Zhu Yu Embark on 10-Year Journey to Madrid
Giant pandas Jin Xi and Zhu Yu are set to travel from Chengdu to Madrid for a 10-year stay at a Spanish zoo, promoting international wildlife 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.
Beloved Panda Family Returns to Sichuan from Madrid Zoo
A cherished panda family returns to China from Spain’s Madrid Zoo Aquarium, joining their native habitat in Sichuan with their three Madrid-born cubs.
Three Giant Pandas to Return to China from Belgian Zoo in 2024
Three giant pandas, Tian Bao, Bao Di, and Bao Mei, will return to China from Pairi Daiza Zoo in Belgium in 2024, marking a significant moment for global wildlife conservation.