China's Wild Secrets

In China's far southwest, towering mountains shelter nearly 2,000 wild giant pandas; the Giant Panda National Park, three times the size of Yellowstone, is home to over 10,000 species.

Rainforests aren't widespread in China, but the island of Hainan, known as 'China's Hawaii', is an exception; the island's millions of years of isolation has allowed unique species to flourish.

The 'Roof of the World' is home to the sources of three mighty rivers - the Yellow River, the Yangtze and the Mekong - and these rich waters allow genetically…

In the northeast of China, forests are a haven for big cats including Siberian tigers; the Northeast Tiger and Leopard National Park has supported the recovery of these endangered animals.

China's southeast holds one of the world's most pristine subtropical forests - the UNESCO World Heritage site of Mount Wuyi - and the Wuyi Mountain National Park is home to…