``Giant Panda National Conservation Research Center Beijing Base'' to open in 2025 - Chinese report

Construction of the Beijing Base of the National Conservation and Research Center for Giant Pandas, which is attracting attention in China, began in full on the 28th.
The first phase of the project is scheduled to open in 2025. Owns 50 giant pandas
The plan is to introduce 40 animals in the first phase of the project. The base is located in Qinglong Lake Forest Park in Fanshan District, Beijing. Close to Chongqing Dam and the center of Qinglonghu Town
It has excellent ecological resources and lush vegetation, making it a suitable place for giant pandas to live and survive.
The total site area is approximately 133 hectares. The area of the first phase project is
It covers approximately 63 hectares, and in addition to giant pandas, golden storks and red pandas are also kept there. Additionally, a ``Giant Panda Cultural Exchange Center'' will be constructed.
The second and third phases of the project will occupy approximately 70 hectares, which will serve as reserve space. Construction will be carried out depending on the situation.
The project maximized the use of site space during construction and blended the building into its natural environment.
The park will provide a high-quality living environment for giant pandas and a comfortable sightseeing experience for visitors. Achieving harmonious coexistence between humans and giant pandas, and humans and nature,
The group plans to promote panda breeding and conservation activities.