🕊️ Guess who's back? Nearly 300 endangered oriental white storks have been spotted in the breathtaking Nandagang Wetland in north China's Hebei Province! 🌿
This rare sighting was announced by local authorities on Friday, bringing a wave of excitement to bird lovers and conservationists alike. The oriental white stork, which is under top protection in China, is listed as an endangered species by the International Union for Conservation of Nature. 🙌
Nandagang Wetland, located in Cangzhou City, isn't just any wetland—it's a World Natural Heritage site and a crucial stopover and breeding spot along the East Asian-Australasian Flyway. Over the past few years, the wetland's ecosystem has been thriving, with water bodies, shallows, and habitat islands being gradually restored. 🌊🏝️
Thanks to these efforts, our feathered friends are making a grand comeback! The sight of these majestic storks soaring across the sky is not only a win for biodiversity but also a testament to successful conservation initiatives. 🌏💚
So, if you're up for an adventure and a chance to witness this natural spectacle, Nandagang Wetland might just be your next must-visit destination! ✈️🎒
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
