Drone Captures Epic Snow Leopard vs Blue Sheep Chase in Qinghai
A drone in Qinghai Province recently filmed an epic snow leopard vs blue sheep chase, where the prey dragged the predator across 50m of rugged terrain before escaping.
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Kunming Biodiversity Fund Boosts Green Agenda 🌿
Since May 2024, the Kunming Biodiversity Fund has supported community-led conservation projects and celebrated new milestones at the UN Environment Assembly in Nairobi.
Marine Ecology Off Hainan Island’s South Coast Remains Strong
A report finds marine ecology off Hainan Island’s south coast in the Chinese mainland remains strong, with top-ranked seawater quality and high biodiversity.
Adorable Panda Moments at Hainan Wildlife Park
Shun Shun and Gong Gong, the giant pandas at Hainan Tropical Wildlife Park, are winning hearts with their playful routines and tasty bamboo snacks.
Great Wall’s Living Skin Revealed as Nature’s Ultimate Shield
Discover how a natural ‘living skin’ on the Great Wall of China acts as a powerful biological shield, protecting this iconic wonder for generations.
Giant Pandas Return to Chengdu, Celebrate China–France Friendship
Giant pandas Huan Huan and Yuan Zi return to Chengdu after 13 years in France, symbolizing China–France friendship and boosting panda conservation.
France to Welcome New Giant Pandas in 2027
France will welcome a new pair of giant pandas in 2027 after Huan Huan and Yuan Zi’s 13-year stay ended this year, says a new CWCA-Beauval Zoo agreement.
Milu Deer Make Triumphant Comeback After 40 Years
Discover how the Chinese mainland revived the milu deer from extinction, growing their numbers to 15,000 with 6,000 now roaming free in Dafeng Reserve.
Panda Diplomacy: Building Sino-French Friendship 🐼
Since 2012, France’s Beauval Zoo has hosted pandas Huan Huan and Yuan Zi, turning panda diplomacy into Sino-French collaboration in wildlife conservation, research and cultural exchange.
Milu Deer Rebound: 40 Years of Conservation Success
Discover how milu deer bounced back from extinction in the Chinese mainland, growing from 77 to 15,000 in 40 years. A must-read conservation success story!