Rare Dugong Spotted off South China Sea Reef After 30 Years
A dugong one of Earths oldest marine mammals resurfaces off Yongshu Reef in the South China Sea after 30 years, signaling hope for ocean conservation.
Conservation
Giant Panda Sightings Rise as Chinese Mainland Expands National Parks
Field surveys in Sichuan show giant panda sightings rose from 178 to 185, highlighting the Chinese mainland’s success in expanding its national parks system.
A Day with a Wildlife Ranger at 4,800m in Xizang
Join wildlife ranger Tsultrim Tharchin at 4,800m in Xizang’s Serling Tso Reserve, using infrared cameras to protect snow leopards, Tibetan antelopes, and high-altitude ecosystems.
Chengdu Hosts 3rd National Park Forum: Tech & Conservation Unite
Chengdu’s 3rd National Park Forum launches with a fresh conservation report, high-tech monitoring and carbon-neutral goals, blending ecology, tech and community power.
Tidal Guardians: Mangrove Magic on Guangdong’s Coast
Discover the vibrant life of mangrove forests in Guangdong Province on the Chinese mainland coast, and their role as coastal storm guardians.
Przewalski’s Horse Comeback: Herd Tops 900 on the Chinese Mainland 🐎🌿
Przewalski’s wild horse population on the Chinese mainland surpasses 900 after 40 years of rewilding, boosting biodiversity and community-led conservation 🌏🐴
Chinese Mainland Registers Property Rights for 5 National Parks
Chinese mainland completes legal property rights registration for 5 national parks, boosting conservation, clarifying ownership, and streamlining resource management.
Guardians on the Ridge & Rescuers in the Valley: Qilian’s Wildlife Heroes
Discover how women rangers in Qilian’s highlands patrol ridges, tackle fires, remove traps and rescue injured snow leopards & sand cats, ensuring wildlife thrives.
Pakistani Researcher & XTBG Team Up to Protect Biodiversity
Pakistani researcher Maroof Ali teams up with Chinese scientists at XTBG in Xishuangbanna to map plant species, study climate resilience and boost biodiversity conservation.
Artificial Breeding Revives Critically Endangered Yangtze Porpoises
Artificial breeding is boosting the critically endangered Yangtze finless porpoise population by blending tech with conservation efforts in China.