Name: Relocated Hainan Eld's deer population exceeds 50
Uploaded: 2026-06-26T17:47:03+08:00
Duration: PT58.19S
Description: In south China's Hainan, a relocated herd of Hainan Eld's deer is thriving at a protected site near a reservoir. Several deer can be seen dashing across the open grassland, while others pause to scan their surroundings.

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In south China's Hainan, a relocated herd of Hainan Eld's deer is thriving at a protected site near a reservoir. Several deer can be seen dashing across the open grassland, while others pause to scan their surroundings. Adult deer guide their fawns through essential survival skills – a quiet but powerful scene of adaptation and resilience. Strong and agile, the herd appears to have settled well into its new home.

In 2023, local authorities launched a relocation conservation program, moving 30 Hainan Eld's deer to the site for systematic protection. As of June 2026, the relocated population has grown to more than 50.

The Hainan Eld's deer is a nationally first-class protected species in China and is found only on Hainan Island. As one of the rarest deer species in the world, it serves as an iconic flagship for biodiversity conservation and plays an irreplaceable role in maintaining the integrity and stability of Hainan's tropical ecosystem.

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