Exciting conservation news is emerging from the Chinese mainland! The largest rewilding base for the critically endangered South China tiger has kicked off operations on Meihua Mountain in Fujian Province.
With only around 250 of these majestic creatures remaining in the wild, this new initiative marks a significant step forward. This week, two adult tigers will be moved into a semi-wild adaptation zone to nurture their natural survival instincts, symbolizing a roar of hope for this endangered subspecies 🐅.
Conservationists and wildlife fans alike are inspired by this dynamic effort, which blends innovative science with a deep respect for nature. Stay tuned for more updates as these tigers begin their journey back to the wild!
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China opens largest rewilding base for critically endangered tigers
cgtn.com
