★With beautiful pictures, first-hand information, and vivid and interesting stories, readers can learn biodiversity and arouse their awareness of its conservation.
★With a focus on flagship species, the books are dedicated to telling the survival stories of wildlife and human’s interactions with them. Through these stories, as a species in the food chain, we see that we have the responsibility to maintain the integrity and harmony of the natural world.

The series includes 5 books: Exploring the Mangrove Forests, Caring for Aquatic Animals, Snow Leopards in the Wild, Primates Living in Forests and Mountains and Guardians of Birds.

The content of this book comes from 25 social organizations across the country, and the stories and pictures come from 41 workers who are engaged in frontline animal protection (researches), and they have gone deep into the mountains and wilderness, traveled through the jungles and fields, wandered in the shoals of rivers and seas, grasped a lot of precious first-hand wildlife data, and presented all those touching stories in this book series. This series involves more than 200 species, including the best known snow leopards, Tibetan foxes, Golden snub-nosed monkeys, green peafowls, red-crowned cranes, the Yangtze porpoises, etc., and some uncommon but important creatures, such as plateau pika, white eared pheasant, eagles, ferruginous ducks, etc..

Tens of thousands of birds of prey are flying through the mountain city
Noble and Holy Green Peafowls
Protecting the Black-necked Crane
Pheasants in Sichuan - "Zhui Chickens in Dawan"
Two Red-Crowned Cranes Don't Want to Leave
Survival Tips for Reed Parrotbills
Bar-headed Geese Flying over the Himalayas
Baer's Pochards Survive in Disasters
Yellow-breasted Buntings' Autumn Migration
Bird Gathering in Highland Wetlands
The Growing Highland Wetlands
Ducks and Geese in Large Numbers