Endearing Giant Panda Moments at Hainan Tropical Wildlife Park
Discover how giant pandas Shun Shun and Gong Gong are captivating visitors at Hainan Tropical Wildlife Park, showcasing harmony between humans and nature in Hainan Province.
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Milu Deer Stage Epic Comeback in China After 40 Years
After four decades of habitat restoration and cross-border cooperation, the milu deer population in China has rebounded to 15,000, with over 6,000 living in the wild—the world’s largest wild population.
Snow Leopard Day at Xining Wildlife Park Shines Light on Conservation
Discover how Xining Wildlife Park marked International Day of the Snow Leopard with a themed exhibition showcasing rescues, recoveries and release efforts in the Chinese mainland’s Qinghai region.
Discover the Philippine Tarsier: Rainforest’s Tiny Night Vision Marvel
Discover how the Philippines’ tiny primate, the Philippine tarsier, is driving conservation innovation and sustainable tourism ahead of the 2025 APEC Leaders’ Meeting.
Father-Son Team Chronicles Snow Leopard Revival in Xinjiang
Father-and-son photographers and local conservationists in the Chinese mainland’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region use infrared cameras and grassland restoration to help snow leopards thrive.
Thai Elephant Sanctuary Ditches Rides for Freedom in 1.44 km Forest
Elephant Forest Phitsanulok in Thailand ends rides and shows, letting five female elephants roam freely across 1.44 km of protected forest in a new ethical tourism model.
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 Asian–Australasian Flyway. A conservation success story.
Chinese Mainland’s 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 mainland’s 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 mainland’s Przewalski’s Horses Exceed 900
Forty years after their return, the Chinese mainland’s Przewalski’s horse population tops 900—about one-third of the global total—driven by breeding programs and expanding habitats across Xinjiang, Ningxia, Inner Mongolia and Gansu.