Name: Thriving Amur tigers reflect conservation efforts in northeast China
Uploaded: 2026-10-22T19:13:45+08:00
Duration: 2 min 49 s
Description: Since China established its first five national parks five years ago, wildlife conservation and ecosystem restoration have made tangible progress. In northeast China's Tiger and Leopard National Park, the number of Amur tigers has grown significantly,

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Since China established its first five national parks five years ago, wildlife conservation and ecosystem restoration have made tangible progress. In northeast China's Tiger and Leopard National Park, the number of Amur tigers has grown significantly, reflecting both species recovery and efforts to promote human-wildlife coexistence. Watch！

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