Great news for nature lovers! North China’s Shanxi Province has become a hotspot for wildlife conservation as the population of brown eared pheasants – a rare bird species under top-level national protection – is soaring!
A two-year survey revealed there are now around 19,000 of these striking birds thriving across Shanxi’s mountains and forests. Their habitat now spans 45 counties in eight cities, including scenic areas like Lyuliang Mountain and Taihang Mountain. Talk about a glow-up!
Local researchers credit the success to conservation efforts and expanded green spaces. 'It’s like nature’s own comeback story,' said one scientist. The pheasants’ resurgence highlights China’s push to protect biodiversity, aligning with global sustainability goals.
For travelers and eco-enthusiasts, this means more chances to spot these feathered VIPs! Who’s adding Shanxi to their bucket list?
