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What’s cooler than throwing a birthday party for rescued elephants? Yunnan Province’s Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture is doing just that to mark World Elephant Day (August 12)! This lush region, home to China’s largest population of wild Asian elephants, is hosting festivities to spotlight conservation efforts for these gentle giants.
Join CGTN reporter Yang Jinghao as he explores how local communities and conservationists are protecting endangered Asian elephants. Highlights include a birthday celebration for rescued elephants, interactive workshops, and behind-the-scenes looks at habitat restoration projects. Did you know Asian elephants are ‘ecosystem engineers’? Their movements help shape forests and spread seeds!
With only around 300 wild Asian elephants left in China, events like these aim to inspire global awareness. Perfect for eco-enthusiasts and travelers dreaming of Yunnan’s tropical landscapes!
Yunnan Province’s Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture is doing just that to mark World Elephant Day (August 12)! This lush region, home to China’s largest population of wild Asian elephants, is hosting festivities to spotlight conservation efforts for these gentle giants.
birthday celebration for rescued elephants, interactive workshops, and behind-the-scenes looks at habitat restoration projects. Did you know Asian elephants are ‘ecosystem engineers’? Their movements help shape forests and spread seeds! 
Perfect for eco-enthusiasts and travelers dreaming of Yunnan’s tropical landscapes!
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