Thriving Milu Deer Population Soars in China’s Jiangsu Province
The milu deer population is thriving in Jiangsu’s Dafeng Milu National Nature Reserve, with over 7,800 deer now sheltered and more than 3,000 roaming freely in the wild.
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The milu deer population is thriving in Jiangsu’s Dafeng Milu National Nature Reserve, with over 7,800 deer now sheltered and more than 3,000 roaming freely in the wild.
Adelaide Zoo bids a heartfelt farewell to Wang Wang and Fu Ni, the only giant pandas in the Southern Hemisphere, as they return to China after 15 years of fostering friendship and conservation.
On Beidao Island, a father and son continue a legacy of sea turtle conservation, protecting marine ecology in the South China Sea for future generations.
The rare brown eared pheasant is making a comeback in North China’s Shanxi Province, reflecting successful conservation efforts over the past four decades.
A new book compiling Xi Jinping’s discourses on natural resources has been published, highlighting China’s commitment to environmental conservation and sustainable development.
Meet 74-year-old Tobgye, whose dedication to protecting Tibetan macaques in Xizang’s Linze Scenic Spot has increased their numbers from 30 to over 5,000.
Over a hundred mandarin ducks have been spotted in Guizhou’s Yinjiang reservoirs, marking a significant increase from last year due to local conservation efforts.
Over a hundred mandarin ducks have arrived at Yinjiang’s reservoirs in Guizhou Province for the winter, delighting locals and signaling the area’s excellent environmental conditions.
Male milu deer in Jiangsu’s wetlands weave debris into their antlers to create ‘crowns,’ enhancing their chances to attract potential mates.
A herd of rare Pere David’s deer was spotted crossing the wetlands in Dongtai, China, treading a ‘red carpet’ of halodendron wormwood in full bloom.