• Muyu Management and Conservation Center Rescues and Releases Red-and-White Giant Flying Squirrel

    Recently, the Muyu Management and Conservation Center of Shennongjia National Park successfully rescued a red-and-white giant flying squirrel (Petaurista alborufus), a rare wild animal under state protection. After receiving dedicated care, the “forest elf”, who was found weak and suffering from a right paw injury, has fully recovered and been released back into its natural mountain habitat.

    2026-05-10

  • Stray Flying Squirrel Rescued with Joint Efforts

    On the morning of May 5, the Shennongding Agency of the Administration of Shennongjia National Park received a call from a guesthouse manager in Liujiawuchang, who reported that a “flying squirrel” had strayed into the guesthouse and requested professional assistance for its safe handling.

    2026-05-05

  • Life Relay in the Snow and Wind: Stranded Egret Rescued with Multi-party Efforts in Shennongjia

    The continuous days of sharp temperature drop and snowfall have covered Shennongjia in a silver blanket, while also posing a severe test for the wild animals here. On November 19, an egret injured in the wind and snow, received a warm rescue by the joint efforts of tourists, police and staff from the Shennongjia National Park returned to nature successfully the next day.

    2025-11-22

  • A Warmhearted Effort to Save a Black Bittern in Shennongjia

    At 2:47 p.m. on October 24, Li Ping, a part-time ranger from Qingfeng Village in Muyu Town, was making his patrol when he noticed something unusual among the shrubs — a patch of grass trembling oddly. Approaching cautiously, he discovered a bird with a long pointed beak and dark brown plumage lying weakly on the ground. It tried to flap its wings but could not lift itself, its eyes filled with fear and helplessness.

    2025-10-31

  • Aerial Collaboration Builds a Lifeline: Successful Rescue of a Chinese Goral

    Recently, a thrilling wildlife rescue took place at the Dajiuhu Scenic Area in Shennongjia, Hubei Province. A Chinese goral (Naemorhedus griseus)—a Class II nationally protected endangered wild animal—became stranded on a narrow ledge of a steep cliff near the Dajiuhu Tourist Service Center during its search for food. It was trapped for an entire day and night before being successfully rescued through a joint effort and safely returned to the wild.

    2025-05-05

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