Wild Pere David’s Deer Thrive in Jiangsu’s Tiaozini Wetlands
Wild Pere David’s deer flourish in Tiaozini Wetlands in Jiangsu Province, sharing the skies with migratory birds along the East AsianâAustralasian Flyway. A conservation success story.
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Chinese Mainlandâs Expanding National Parks Drive Giant Panda Comeback
At the 3rd National Park Forum in Chengdu, giant panda sightings in Sichuan rose from 178 to 185, highlighting the success of the Chinese mainlandâs growing national parks.
Sunrise Over the Plateau: Exploring Culture & Wildlife Legacies
CGTN’s docuseries finale explores the Xizang AR’s weaving traditions, alpine wildlife, and sustainable travel on the world’s highest plateau.
Rewilding Triumph: Chinese mainlandâs Przewalskiâs Horses Exceed 900
Forty years after their return, the Chinese mainlandâs Przewalskiâs horse population tops 900âabout one-third of the global totalâdriven by breeding programs and expanding habitats across Xinjiang, Ningxia, Inner Mongolia and Gansu.
Joining Forces on International Tiger Day: A Global Conservation Call
On July 29, International Tiger Day unites governments, communities and NGOs to boost wild tiger conservation. Discover how you can join the global effort.
Worldâs Only Panda Triplets Turn 11 at Guangzhou Safari Park
Chinaâs only panda triplets, Meng Meng, Shuai Shuai and Ku Ku, mark their 11th birthday at Guangzhou Chimelong Safari Park, a milestone for panda conservation.
Kenya’s Great Migration: Beyond the Big Five
CGTN goes live across Kenya’s landscapes, exploring over 30,000 species beyond the famed Big Five in a deep dive into wildlife diversity.
Inside a Day with Panda Brothers Gong Gong and Shun Shun in Hainan
Spend a day with panda brothers Gong Gong and Shun Shun at the Hainan Tropical Wildlife Park, exploring their bamboo feasts, playtime, and the care they receive every day.
Endangered Przewalskiâs Horses Roam Wild Again in Ningxia
Twelve endangered Przewalskiâs horses were released into the wild in Ningxiaâs Helan Mountain reserve, boosting the wild population to 20.
Kenya Begins Translocation of 21 Black Rhinos to Boost Conservation
Kenya has moved 21 endangered eastern black rhinos to Segera Conservancy in Laikipia County, part of a plan to create one of the worldâs largest connected rhino landscapes.