Five years after the inauguration of China's initial national park system, significant advancements in ecological restoration and wildlife protection have been observed. Specifically, the Northeast China Tiger and Leopard National Park has reported a notable rise in the population of Amur tigers. This growth is attributed to dedicated species recovery programs and strategic initiatives designed to foster a sustainable balance between local human populations and wild animal habitats. These developments underscore the effectiveness of current environmental policies in protecting endangered species and rehabilitating their natural ecosystems within the region.
Source : CGTN
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