Pandas- NOT ENDANGERED ANYMORE!!!!!!

 

Bree Taylor

    The pandas are a well known a species that originates from China. When most people think of pandas they think that they are endangered which was true but thankfully they are not anymore. On September 5th in 2016 they were officially removed from the endangered list and moved to the vulnerable list. This is because of China's hard work in protecting this species. Most of the work that was done involved captive breeding, protecting habitat and making laws to punish hunters and smugglers. 

    In China there are thirteen panda nature reserve areas. In these areas fields have been left out to grow bamboo and the forest in general. Farming practices have also been around these forests have been reduced or separated from the reserve areas. In 2015, the habitat for pandas has grown by about 2,720km(squared). That is about the size of Yosemite National Park. 

    The strict laws in China for hunting and smuggling pandas have also protected this amazing animal. In fact, you can get over ten years in prison for for hunting or smuggling pandas. In very extreme cases you can get life imprisonment or even the death penalty. 

Comments

  1. Monica ThiesSeptember 24, 2021 at 8:56 AM

    Do you know if the US contributed to the reproducing and protecting of this species?

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  2. TrevorGoodmanSeptember 24, 2021 at 12:19 PM

    That’s crazy to think pandas can get an individual life in prison. I’m glad that they aren’t endangered anymore because up till today I thought they were. I found it interesting that their reservations in China for pandas where that expansive, although I’m glad they are protected. Do you know how many pandas these reservations hold total?

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  3. Tyler PerkinsSeptember 25, 2021 at 4:35 PM

    I’m glad that the pandas aren’t endangered anymore. The research that you provide was very well put together and informational. I’m glad they are being protected now and they should have been a while ago as well.

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