Chimelong Safari Park
Chimelong Safari Park is based on animal protection and breeding, and features large - scale exhibitions of rare animals. It has gathered more than 500 species and over 20,000 rare animals from all over the world. The park shelters the giant panda triplets Mengmeng, Shuai Shuai, and Ku Ku, as well as a koala population that has been bred to the seventh generation.
Chimelong Safari Park has been recognized as the "National Wildlife Protection Science Popularization and Education Base", "Advanced Collective in National Science Popularization Work", "Science Popularization Education Base in Guangdong Province", "Nature Education Base in Guangdong Province", "Top Ten Science Popularization Education Bases in Guangdong Province in 2021", and "Research and Practice Education Base for Primary and Secondary School Students in Guangzhou". In 2019, it joined the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums (WAZA) and was also approved as a "Doctoral Workstation in Guangdong Province".
The concept of animal protection is evident throughout the park. There are informative animal knowledge signs with pictures and texts, 3 science popularization lecture halls, and 13 science popularization stations. The park hosts science popularization activities with different themes throughout the year and offers a variety of research - based learning courses that combine explanations with animal exhibitions. This allows every visitor to truly understand the importance of animal protection and ecological environment conservation.
In addition, Chimelong Safari Park holds large - scale theme activities such as the World Wildlife Day, the Bird - Loving Week, and the Wild Animal Awareness Month. It also conducts nature education and wild - life knowledge programs in schools, thus establishing a complementary science popularization and education system both inside and outside the park.
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