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China’s national parks record major ecological progress

Habitat restoration and ecological corridors helped increase populations of protected species in China's first five national parks.

China's national parks record major ecological progress
Illustrative image · Photo: 호고호 / Wikimedia Commons (CC0)

China’s first five national parks have recorded major progress in protecting ecosystems and wildlife. Measures include habitat restoration, linking ecological corridors and more careful management of human activity.

The Amur tiger population rose from 27 to 72 animals and the Amur leopard population from 42 to 115. The Giant Panda National Park also opened 13 corridors linking previously isolated populations.

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