• Shennongjia Adds Another Bird Species to Hubei’s Avian Family

    On the morning of September 4, 2025, a birdwatcher with the Xiaohongshu username “冰鹡鸰birder” recorded two rosefinches in the Jinhouling area of Shennongjia National Park. Experts later identified them as Blanford's Rosefinches (Carpodacus rubescens). The name sounded familiar, so I searched through my archived folder of important bird records and found a related photo. Finally, the time has come to confirm its identity.

    2025-09-16

  • Rooted in the Forest: 35 Years of Conservation with Yu Huiliang

    With towering peaks, vast forests, and endless valleys, Shennongjia witnesses over a billion years of Earth’s evolution, forming a rare gene bank of species in the low-latitude region. Few dare to unravel its secrets, one unassuming young man left his hometown Xiushui in Jiangxi, hiking to the "Roof of Central China" to study its wildlife—and write his own conservation story. He is Yu Huiliang, a “Shennong Talent” who rose through the ranks of the Science Research Institute of Shennongjia National Park.

    2025-09-04

  • "Gathering Strength from Role Models, Illuminating with Exemplary Glory" — Advanced Figures of Shennongjia National Park (Part V)

    In 1995, 19-year-old Jiang Huazhen first stepped into the Shennongjia Nature Reserve. Living in wooden plank houses, hiking deep into the mountains, cooking over an open flame — she went from clumsy apprentice to capable protector. The sealed specimens she made in 2012 remain perfectly preserved after ten years, hailed as “technically superb.” Today, the 21,232 mu (about 1,415 hectares) of forest she patrols bears the imprint of her steadfast footsteps. Over thirty years, this second-generation forest worker has turned youth into story. “In Shennongjia,” she says, “every moment is a blessing, and every inch of time is filled with contentment.”

    2025-07-29

  • Rare Migrant: Little Curlew Joins Shennongjia’s Avian Records

    On July 30, 2025, He Dejing of Shennongjia National Park’s Yunpan Management & Conservation Center observed a slender-billed bird on the center’s grassy slope at around 1 p.m. After photographing the sighting and sharing photos with colleagues, park researchers confirmed it the following day as a Little Curlew - the species’ first official record in Shennongjia.

    2025-08-04

  • Inheritance on the Fire Line: Father and Son Forest Guardians in Deep Shennongjia

    Towering Shennongjia, with over 1,000 square kilometers of mountain forests and tens of thousands of biological species, is safeguarded day and night by more than 1,900 forest rangers ensuring its tranquility. They measure the green mountains and forests with their feet, protect the greenery with their lives, and accompany all living things as they grow with the passage of time. It is these ordinary yet resilient figures who have built the safety barrier for Shennongjia, a Natural World Heritage site. Among these guardians is a father and son pair who walk together through the dense woods, protecting this expanse of green.

    2025-07-01

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