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According to ChineseNewsNet.com reports, the Southern China Tigers
have been seen in both Zhejiang and Hunan provinces
recently.
WWF Warns of Continued Threats to the Tiger Asian Tiger Population Nears Levels of Extinction Paul Toyne, WWF: "...the tiger that's most at threat is the South China tiger." Siberian Tigers and South China Tigers More than 90 Siberian Tigers (Northeastern Tiger) waiting to be reintroduced in China; and only 20 South China Tigers left in the wild. |
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The Most Endangered Animal in China |
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Establsihment of Chongqing Training Center Thanks to the support from the Environment Systems Resource Institute (ESRI), Inc. and China Ministry of Agriculture, the center was open on June 29. |
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President Clinton On China's Environment "It is possible to grow an economy while improving the environment. We must do that together for ourselves and for the world." -- President Clinton, June 28, Beijing, China |
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China's Environment Seminar Series IFCE, PACE, CAL, the George Washington University, and the New World Times are offering quaterly seminars on China's Environment. |
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NGO in China NGOs start growing roots in China. The Global Village of Beijing, the most active NGO in China has its own program on China Central Television every week. |
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