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Global Times: Expanding population of wild Asian elephants in Yunnan are living symbols of China s ecological commitment

Expanding population of wild Asian elephants in Yunnan are living symbols of China s ecological commitment

May 22 marks the International Day for Biological Diversity. In this installment, Global Times reporters visited the habitat of wild Asian elephants in Southwest China s Yunnan Province. Accompanying elephant protectors, we delve into the natural habitat of Asian elephants, engaging in face-to-face exchanges with local villagers and rangers to gain a direct understanding of the profound significance of conserving biodiversity.

China Focus: China s Yunnan strengthens nature reserve construction to protect endangered animals - China News

China Focus: China s Yunnan strengthens nature reserve construction to protect endangered animals - China News
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Asian elephant herd heads back home after 17-month odyssey

Asian elephant herd heads back home after 17-month odyssey
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Runaway elephant from wandering herd in China recaptured and returned to the wild

July 09, 2021 Wild Asian elephants lie on the ground and rest in Jinning district of Kunming, Yunnan province, China, on June 7, 2021. Reuters A runaway elephant that was part of a herd trekking 500km north in the past few months has been captured and returned to its original habitat in Mengyangzi Nature Reserve, southern Yunnan province. The herd of 15 – originally 17 – elephants left their home months ago in a search of new habitat and entered the outskirts of the provincial capital Kunming last month. On June 6, one elephant left the herd, while others gradually headed back south. The elephant has travelled more than 190km on its own for the last 32 days, relying on food prepared by local governments or going into villagers’ homes to feast, an official notice from the Yunnan provincial government said on Wednesday night.

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