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China leads conservation across ecosystems and species

Through a decade of national park reforms, China has shifted to integrated management of mountains, forests, rivers and grasslands, driving steady rebounds in flagship species like pandas and Hainan gibbons. Meanwhile, over 50,000 ecological protection rangers – recruited locally and equipped with AI and drone monitoring – have become the frontline guardians of China's natural heritage. Moreover, the launch of the International Mangrove Center and large-scale restoration programs are building a blue-carbon shield, as mangroves buffer coastlines and sequester carbon. Finally, initiatives under International Tiger Day and reinforced transboundary corridors have bolstered anti-poaching and habitat restoration, contributing to the recovery of wild tiger populations.

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