China Maintains Robust Wetland Areas with Major Conservation Efforts 
China upholds its wetland area above 56.35 million hectares through extensive conservation projects and mangrove restoration, celebrating 20 years of national wetland parks.
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China Maintains Robust Wetland Areas with Major Conservation Efforts
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Rare Wildlife Flourishes in Xinjiang’s Snowy Peaks 
Rare wildlife thrives in Xinjiang’s Altun Mountain Nature Reserve, where the world’s highest sandy desert meets lush grasslands. 
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Dafeng’s Milu Deer Thrive in Conservation Success 
Aerial footage reveals thriving milu deer in China’s Dafeng Reserve, showcasing successful conservation and harmony between humans and nature.
Meet the Wetland Heroes Saving China’s Milu Deer!
Rangers in Jiangsu’s Dafeng reserve brave harsh conditions to protect endangered milu deer, showcasing China’s conservation efforts.
Gansu’s Wild Horse Rescue: Boosting Genetic Diversity 
China transfers endangered Przewalski’s horses in Gansu to boost genetic diversity, aiding wild survival.
Track Wild Giants in Sichuan’s Green Pearl 
Explore Sichuan’s Tangjiahe reserve, home to giant pandas, rare plants, and over 400 wildlife species. A biodiversity hotspot! 
Secret Lives of Snow Elves: Inside China’s Sable Sanctuary 
Discover the hidden world of sables, China’s ‘snow elves,’ in Heilongjiang’s nature reserve—where cuteness meets survival!