On March 10, the Pingqian Management and Conservation Center rescued a Temminck’s Tragopan (Tragopan temminckii), also called Crimson-bellied Tragopan, a rare species under second-level State protection.
On the afternoon of March 4, Xiaolongtan Wildlife Rescue Station received an injured Chinese muntjac from Banqiao Center for Management and Conservation of Shennongding Management Office.
On December 15, the Xiagu Management and Conservation Center received a call from a part-time ranger, saying that an injured Chinese muntjac was found in the Shacao area under its jurisdiction. The center’s head, together with two colleagues, drove to the scene to rescue the muntjac. It was initially diagnosed after a careful check with paralysis in the hind legs after plummeting off a cliff. The situation was reported to the Shennongding Agency of the Administration in a timely manner. In response, the Agency rapidly coordinated with the Xiaolongtan Wildlife Rescue Station and arranged for the center’s personnel to drive the injured Chinese muntjac to Dajieling, where it was transported by the staff of the Xiaolongtan Wildlife Rescue Station to the rescue station for treatment.
On September 3, during the monitoring of golden snub-nosed monkeys (Rhinopithecus roxellana) in the wild, field observers discovered an unusual condition in a lactating monkey. The female golden snub-nosed monkey exhibited swelling in her chest, which had a noticeable fluctuating appearance. Additionally, her overall mental state was poor. The monitoring personnel quickly contacted Xiaolongtan Wildlife Rescue Station for treatment.