Jilin Province Successfully Released 38 Rescued Wild Animals Back into the Wild
38 wild animals were released back into the wild in Jilin, returning to nature after scientific rescue at Diaoshuihu Forest Park National second-class protected birds and mammals have been collectively returned to their native habitats, learn about the latest progress in Jilin's ecological conservation
Recently, Jilin Province released 38 wild animals that had undergone rescue and rehabilitation training into Diaoshuihu Forest Park in Shuangyang District, Changchun City. This activity was jointly organized by units including the Jilin Provincial forestry and grassland authorities and the Wildlife Rescue and Breeding Center.
The animals released this time included 36 birds of 8 species and 2 mammals. Among them, species such as the Eurasian eagleowl, Eurasian hobby, red fox, and raccoon dog are nationally protected wild animals under Class II, and there were also multiple species of terrestrial wild animals under the "Three Has" protection category. They had previously been sent to rescue institutions due to injury, weakness, or confiscation.
After professional sheltering, rehabilitation care, health assessment, and wild adaptation training, these animals have met the conditions for returning to nature. The release site is located within their native distribution area, with ecological conditions and food resources that are well suited to their survival. Jilin said that it will continue to promote scientific rescue, joint release, and public science education, and improve the wildlife shelter and rescue system.