Giant Panda National Park 大熊猫国家公园

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15 October 2026

Ongoing at time of reportSpecies protection

Giant Panda National Park protects more than 70% of China's wild giant pandas.

Giant Panda National Park

Broadcast 15 October 2026 · Event date Date not specified

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Giant Panda National Park protects more than 70% of China's wild giant pandas.

Translated paragraph context

Over the past five years, protection of flagship species in the first national parks has achieved historic breakthroughs. The Tibetan antelope population in Sanjiangyuan has recovered to more than 70,000. The Hainan gibbon population has grown to 44 individuals in 7 groups, making it the only gibbon taxon in the world with a population that is continuously increasing. Giant Panda National Park protects more than 70% of China's wild giant pandas. Wuyishan National Park has successively discovered multiple new species, including the rain god horned toad, the Wuyi forest frog and Fujian Gastrodia, continuing to enrich its biodiversity baseline.

Original Chinese quote

大熊猫国家公园保护了全国70%以上野生大熊猫。

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