Name: Endangered black-faced gulls thrive in Liaohe wetlands
Uploaded: 2026-07-28T13:09:11+08:00
Duration: PT46.417S
Description: At the Liaohekou National Nature Reserve in northeast China's Liaoning Province – one of the world's largest breeding sites for the endangered black-faced gull – the species is making a remarkable comeback. This breeding season has seen more active nesting

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At the Liaohekou National Nature Reserve in northeast China's Liaoning Province – one of the world's largest breeding sites for the endangered black-faced gull – the species is making a remarkable comeback. This breeding season has seen more active nesting and a notable rise in fledgling numbers, underscoring the positive impact of sustained conservation and habitat restoration efforts.

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