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Ancient Pangolins Making a Comeback in Southern China's Forests
Photo: AJOY DAS / Unsplash
After six years of strict national protection, Chinese tree pangolins are experiencing their first population growth of the century in Guangdong Province. Once the world's most trafficked wild animal, this critically endangered species is now steadily recovering in its natural habitat, offering hope that dedicated conservation efforts can reverse the damage.
After six years of strict national protection, Chinese tree pangolins are experiencing their first population growth of the century in Guangdong Province. Once the world’s most trafficked wild animal, this critically endangered species is now steadily recovering in its natural habitat, offering hope that dedicated conservation efforts can reverse the damage.