balance between people and nature
public participation in habitat restoration
cultural preservation
In 2006, Panda Mountain founder Marc Brody started working with the National Geographic Society as a grantee for his work to conserve giant pandas and their habitat in and around China’s Wolong Nature Reserve.
Starting on 15 July, GR8 Leisure Concepts is supporting a fundraising campaign seeking donations of minimum HK$20 from each patron to help Friends of Panda Mountain save and restore habitat for wild pandas in the Wolong Nature Reserve, China’sleading home for Giant Pandas.
Panda Mountain works in Wolong Nature Reserve to conserve and restore giant Panda habitat.
We work alongside a coalition of Sichuan government agencies and research institutes,
Chengdu area unversities, and Wolong villagers.
Together, we are designing and facilitating an ecological restoration program in Wolong,
helping to initiate a long-term process so Wolong can protect its biodiversity
and ensure wild Pandas will have a home in the future.
Panda Mountain, as part of its work to enable the local Wolong communicty to be financially sustainable, is planning and creating a project, which will see the local community producing honey under the lable 'Panda Valley Honey'.
Preservation (including archaeological field studies) of Wolong's remaining sacred sites and historical temples is one way to respect and maintain the rich indigenous culture of the region.
Panda Mountain restores giant Panda habitat through a Japanese Larch replacement program.
This Program researches and documents key native plant species, and develop a Reference Field Guide of key species as part of a long-term forest landscape restoration program.
Throughout 2015, Panda Mountain will be running forest restoration training programs based in Wolong for area protection staff, academics, and whoever else would like to join us and learn.
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