Guangzhou Zoo Welcomes Majestic Komodo Dragons for 2024 Year of the Dragon
Chimelong Safari Park in Guangzhou unveils 25 Komodo dragons, making it China’s largest breeding base. A new exhibition hall opens before Chinese New Year.
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Reviving Nature: Chu Wenwen’s Mission to Protect China’s Rare Beavers
Discover Chu Wenwen’s inspiring journey in wildlife conservation, rescuing rare beavers and restoring ecosystems in China’s Altay region.
Li Xia’s Innovative Efforts to Preserve the Crested Ibis Habitat
Li Xia is dedicated to preserving the crested ibis by recreating their natural habitats through innovative water management, enhancing their survival prospects.
Giant Pandas Thrive at Chongqing Zoo This Winter
Chongqing Zoo’s giant pandas are thriving this winter, benefiting from lush bamboo habitats and being part of essential conservation efforts.
30,000 Migratory Birds Arrive at Dongting Lake for Wintering
Over 30,000 migratory birds have arrived at Dongting Lake in the Chinese mainland’s Hunan Province, with numbers expected to reach 300,000 as they prepare to overwinter.
China’s Giant Pandas Celebrated at the Golden Panda Awards Film Festival
China celebrates its beloved giant pandas at the Golden Panda Awards film festival, highlighting conservation successes and cultural significance.
Pinnawala Sanctuary: Giving Rescued Elephants a Second Chance in Sri Lanka
Discover how Sri Lanka’s Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage is expanding its sanctuary to include adult elephants, ensuring a safe haven for retired, injured, and aging giants.
China and Brazil Unite to Protect Ilha’s Rich Wildlife
China and Brazil collaborate to protect wildlife at the Ilha Wildlife Conservation Center, ensuring biodiversity amidst development.
Rare Sclater’s Monal Shines in Yunnan’s Hidden Gem
Explore Yunnan’s Gaoligong Mountain National Nature Reserve, home to the rare Sclater’s monal with fewer than 10,000 individuals worldwide.
Snub-Nosed Monkeys Thrive in China’s Qinling Mountain Forests
Discover how snub-nosed monkeys in China’s Qinling Mountains balance forest feasts and canopy relaxation, driving eco-tourism and conservation efforts.