1.National Rare Bird Reserve: Releasing Red-Crowned Cranes into the Wild. 

The Yancheng Red-Crowned Crane Wetland Ecotourism Area is one of the largest tidal wetland reserves, home to over 450 plant species and rare wildlife like the red-crowned crane. It is a critical migratory stop for birds and a winter habitat for millions of waterbirds.

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2.China’s Milu Deer Park: Learning About Milu Deer

Located in the Jiangsu Dafeng Milu National Nature Reserve, this park houses 60% of the world's Milu deer population and holds world records for the largest reserve and gene pool. The reserve is also home to numerous protected species.

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3.Wild Deer Swamp: Kayaking to Find Wild Milu Deer

The Huanghai Wild Deer Swamp is part of the Yellow Sea Wetland World Natural Heritage Site, a key migratory point for birds and home to over 300 species of plants.

4.National Yellow Sea Forest Park: Miniature Ecosystem & Outdoor Exploration

The largest coastal plain forest in China, this national park features 652 plant species and is a zero-carbon tourism resort, oering a "green oxygen bar" for visitors.