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| Nineteen-year-old female
giant panda Qing Qing tightly holds her newly born baby in the
giant panda breeding and research center in Chengdu, Sichuan
Province, Tuesday, Sept. 9, 2003.[Xinhua] |
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Giant panda twins born again in Sichuan
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(09/06/2003) |
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A five-year-old female
giant panda gave birth to twin babies early Saturday morning
in the Giant Panda Nature Reserve at Wolong in southwest China's
Sichuan Province. more... |
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More
investment for pandas' return to the wild (07/15/2003)
The Chinese government will invest 120 million
yuan (US$14.5 million) in releasing artificially-bred giant
pandas from captivity and preparing them for their return to
the wild. |
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Villagers
resettled from panda reserve (06/28/2003)
The Chinese Government will spend 117 million
yuan (US$14.14 million) to move 559 families out of Wolong Nature
Reserve in Southwest China's Sichuan Province to create a better
environment for giant pandas. |
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