the Conservation of Nature (IUCN), the animal is characterised as “vulnerable” not “endangered” species, a fact that reflects the growing number of in the wild in southern China.
“The recovery of always shows that when science, the political will and commitment of the local communities converge, then we can save wildlife and improve the biodiversity,” said the director-general of the WWF, by filling: “in Spite of the fact that the population is growing currently, climate change is expected to eliminate more than 35% of the habitats of everything which grows in the bamboo during the next 80 years, and so the population is expected to decline”.
Good news for giant pandas.
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