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Ecological Conservation and Scientific Achievements Behind the Population Growth of Shennongjia Golden Snub-Nosed Monkeys
Recently, heavy snow fell in Shennongjia National Park. Over 10 photographers from Chongqing, Hubei, Heilongjiang, and other provinces braved the cold to enter the Dalongtan Golden Snub-Nosed Monkey Research Base in Shennongjia National Park, adjacent to Chongqing’s Wushan County. They unveiled the mysterious lives of the golden snub-nosed monkeys, a first-class nationally protected species as rare as giant pandas through their lenses.2025-03-07
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Dicranum Shennongjiaense, a New Bryophyte Species, Discovered in Shennongjia National Park
Chinese scientists recently discovered a new species of Dicranum in the Shennongjia National Park, which is named Dicranum shennongjiaense. This species exhibits unique morphological features, such as sickle-shaped leaves and strongly raised upper corner cells on the dorsal side of the upper leaves. This discovery enhances our understanding of Dicranum diversity and provides a new scientific basis for biodiversity conservation in the Shennongjia region.2024-07-12
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Dr. Zaman: Repaying China's Generosity Through Wildlife Conservation
My journey to Shennongjia, a stunning winter wonderland at 31 degrees north latitude, was nothing short of magical. Despite the snowfall having ceased days before our arrival, the "Roof of Central China" was still blanketed in a pristine white snow, with its peak, Shennongding, glistening in ice and snow.2024-02-04
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Celebrating 2024 Hubei Province Bird Love Week | A Look Back at Bird-watching Highlights in Shennongjia Forestry District in 2023
With a forest coverage rate of 91.1%, Shennongjia homes to over 460 bird species, accounting for 80% of total bird species in Hubei Province (580 species) and over 30% of the nation's total.2024-04-15
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A Precious Egg Sac of Wushan Salamanders
In March and April every year, the ice and snow have melted in the Dalongtan area of Shennongjia. After suddenly getting warmer, the weather has turned cold again. The Wushan salamanders (Liua shihi) are hidden deep among the stones. Driven by sexual impulse, they will go to extraordinary lengths to attract members of the opposite sex with their blood boiling, so that they can mate and reproduce. Their privacy is rarely invaded, and their tracks are always hard to detect. However, they will lay their eggs in a place that sunlight can reach under the water. Therefore, this season is also the right time to search for salamanders’ eggs and conduct research on their reproduction.2024-04-02
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