Black-necked cranes leave NE Yunnan reserve for prairie
The nationally-protected cranes at the Dashanbao nature reserve in northeast Yunnan’s Zhaotong city are flying north back to the Ruoergai prairie that lies 800 kilometers away in Sichuan province.
Black-necked cranes leave NE Yunnan reserve for prairie in Sichuan.
The black-necked crane is native to the Qinghai-Tibetan region. Thanks to efforts by local conservationists, the number of black-cranes in the Dahsnbao reserve has increased from 260 in 1990 to some 2,300 in November 2024.
Black-necked cranes leave NE Yunnan reserve for prairie in Sichuan.
As a major gene pool, the Dashanbao swamp plays a key role in protecting the wintering wild species, the subalpine bio-diversity and the eco-shield along the upper reach of Yangtze.
The black-necked cranes fly amid rosy clouds.
The black-necked cranes fly amid rosy clouds.
Source: Yunnan Daily; Trans-editing by Wang Shixue
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