Rhino Poaching Crisis: Over 100 Killed in South Africa This Year
Over 100 rhinos have been poached in South Africa in the first three months of this year, highlighting a crisis threatening one of the world’s most endangered species.
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Rare Crested Ibis Population Flourishes in Central China’s Mount Langshan
A newly hatched crested ibis chick at Mount Langshan marks a significant milestone in rebuilding the wild population of this endangered bird in central China.
Red-Crowned Cranes Dance into Spring in China’s Zhalong Nature Reserve
As winter fades, red-crowned cranes in China’s Zhalong National Nature Reserve are captivating visitors with their graceful dances, signaling the arrival of spring.
China’s Wildlife Flourishes as Global Conservation Efforts Expand
China reports significant increases in endangered wildlife populations, showcasing successful conservation efforts that are echoed by global initiatives to protect biodiversity.
Investing in Wildlife: Financing Our Planet’s Future
As World Wildlife Day highlights the need for financing wildlife conservation, innovative funding and global cooperation are essential to protect our planet’s biodiversity and secure our shared future.
Fanjing Mountain’s Golden Monkey Center Opens to Public During Spring Festival
Fanjing Mountain’s golden snub-nosed monkey research center opens to the public during the Spring Festival, offering visitors a rare chance to see these endangered primates and learn about their conservation.
Li Dongming’s Decade-Long Quest to Protect China’s Migratory Birds
Photographer Li Dongming spends over 300 days a year protecting migratory birds in China’s Tiaozini Wetland, dedicating a decade to tracking and documenting their journeys.
Wildlife in Peril: Uncertain Future of the Endangered Species Act
Recent changes to the Endangered Species Act have sparked debate over the future of wildlife conservation, with economic factors now influencing protections for endangered species.
Harmony Keepers: Safeguarding the Tibetan Antelopes of Hoh Xil
In China’s Hoh Xil, dedicated rangers endure extreme conditions to protect the endangered Tibetan antelope, ensuring safe migration and nurturing orphaned calves back to the wild.
Hundreds of Rare Cranes Make Stunning Stopover in North China’s Wetland
About 470 rare white-naped cranes have flocked to China’s Haixing wetland, marking a hopeful sign for conservation efforts and highlighting the importance of preserving natural habitats.
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