China's Eastern region is one of the most densely populated on Earth, but people are making space for nature and some of the rarest animals on earth are finding sanctuary in its four new national parks.
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China's Eastern region is one of the most densely populated on Earth, but people are making space for nature and some of the rarest animals on earth are finding sanctuary in its four new national parks.
China's mountainous central region is home to some of the country's most iconic creatures, from pandas to golden snub-nosed monkeys, who are making their home in the safety of its two enchanting national parks.
In western China, the vast and remote Tibetan Qinghai Plateau is home to animals such as snow leopards and foxes; they have adapted perfectly to survive in the rugged landscape of the national parks.
China's Eastern region is one of the most densely populated on Earth, but people are making space for nature and some of the rarest animals on earth are finding sanctuary in its four new national parks.
China's mountainous central region is home to some of the country's most iconic creatures, from pandas to golden snub-nosed monkeys, who are making their home in the safety of its two enchanting national parks.
In western China, the vast and remote Tibetan Qinghai Plateau is home to animals such as snow leopards and foxes; they have adapted perfectly to survive in the rugged landscape of the national parks.
