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Red Panda Discovered
In 1825, the red panda was discovered in Nepal, Northern Myanmar, Central China, Northwest India, Bhutan. They range from Northern Myanmar to West Sichuan and Yunnan. -
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San Diego Zoo
30 births have been recorded at San Diego zoo between 1941-1954. Also in 2006, they had another Red Panda born. -
Endangered List
They were put on the Endangered Species list due to them being poached for their pelts in China and Myanmar, forest loss (they are losing bamboo and nesting trees). They are also being caught in traps set for different animals. There are only 10,000 Red Pandas left in the world. -
New York Zoo Birth
One Red Panda was born here. -
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More Red Panda Births!!
June 2nd, twins were born in OKC Zoo. June 7th, one Red Panda was born at Milwaukee County Zoo. June 19th, twins were born in Boise Idaho Zoo. June 22nd, twins were born in England's Chester Zoo. -
Who Have Helped the Red Pandas?
Zoos are a major part in helping endangered species, Red Pandas are one of them. Zoos do a lot of behind the scene stuff like breeding to save endangered species, taking care of them, raising them, and trying to repopulate the species. This will be going on now and the future, there is no specific date for this event. -
What We Can do to help save The Red Panda
We can fight against climate change, preserve the ecological integrity of South Asia, and we can Protect Global biodiversity hotspot (Rainforests, Serengeti, etc.). There are already 20 protected areas in India, 35 in China, 8 in Nepal, and 5 in Bhutan. There is no time date this has started and it will be going on in the future.
