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China’s Yunnan province is home to some of the most unique creatures, like the snub-nosed monkey and the red panda. #WildChina | National Geographic Animals

Rare good news for wildlife conservation: some of the world’s most iconic species are showing real signs of recovery, even as global biodiversity remains under pressure. Giant pandas are no longer classified as endangered. After decades of intensive conservation efforts in China, including habitat protection and forest restoration, the species was downgraded to “vulnerable,” reflecting a steady increase in wild populations. Green sea turtles are also experiencing notable recoveries in several re

211K views · 6.5K reactions | The red-crowned crane is an endangered bird species that has been listed as one of the Class I National Key Protected Wild Animals of China. turn on  Video via lin hillside @linjianyangbe | Roar Wildlife News | Facebook

In recent years, China has made significant progress in protecting rare and endangered wildlife and their habitats. With measures such as returning to nature and artificial breeding, China has successfully protected 90 percent of the typical terrestrial ecosystems. This #EarthDay, let's follow China's example and do our part to protect our lovely "neighbors" and make our planet a more diverse, thriving home. | CGTN