Artificial nests in China aim to save Oriental white stork from extinction | South China Morning Post
China is working to bring the Oriental white stork back from near extinction. In a nature reserve in the Yellow River Delta in eastern China's Shandong province, conservationists have built 115 artificial nests for the birds. The number of baby Oriental white storks has grown from seven in 2005 to 1,954 today, accor…
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