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BEIJING — Zoologists say they have discovered a colony of about 30 giant pandas living in the wilds of northwestern Gansu province, an official newspaper reported Monday. About 1,000 pandas
are believed to remain in China, the endangered species’ only native habitat. They are scattered among natural reserves in the provinces of Sichuan, Shaanxi and Gansu. Most of Gansu’s giant
pandas are found in the Baishuijiang National Nature Reserve, in the southern tip of the province. The 30 recently discovered pandas were discovered farther to the northwest, in a forest in
Gannan Tibet Autonomous Prefecture, the report in the China Daily said. A program started in 1993 and partially funded by a group of U.S. zoos is aimed at upgrading the reserves and adding
15 more by 2010. MORE TO READ
