China is stepping up its game in giant panda conservation! 🐼🌿 The China Wildlife Conservation Association has just announced new partnerships with the Madrid Zoo Aquarium in Spain and the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance in the United States. 🎉 This move is part of a fresh initiative to boost global efforts in protecting our beloved black-and-white friends! But that's not all! The association is also in talks with another U.S. zoo and an Austrian zoo to expand this conservation cooperation. 🌍 It's like the avengers of panda conservation assembling across the globe! 💪 Did you know that Spain, the United States, and Austria were among the first to team up with China on giant panda conservation? Together, they've successfully bred 28 adorable panda cubs! 🐼🍼 Talk about panda-monium! 🥰 \"Ensuring the health and safety of giant pandas living abroad is the most important premise and foundation of international cooperation,\" a source from the association shared. 🧐 Looking ahead, the association plans to ramp up health monitoring and physical exams for pandas living overseas. They're aiming for full coverage of field inspections and assessments in 2024. 📆✅ Giant pandas aren't just cute faces; they're amazing ambassadors fostering friendship between China and other countries. 🤝 Since the 1990s, China has collaborated with 26 institutions across 20 countries, successfully breeding 68 panda cubs in 41 litters! That's a whole lot of fluffiness spreading joy worldwide! 🌎❤️ With these new partnerships, the future looks bright for our bamboo-munching buddies. 🌿 Let's cheer on these collaborative efforts to protect and celebrate the giant panda! 🙌🐼
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China to launch new round of giant panda conservation cooperation
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