International breeding programs in zoos around the world. Creation of 14 new panda reserves in China bringing the total of giant panda reserves to 26. Corridors, forest links, between the isolated populations are being constructed to help increase the range in which the panda lives in order that the exchange of genetic material between wild populations will increase. Continued research and artificial insemination of giant pandas in an to attempt to continually increase their numbers. See our Conservation and Breeding Sections for additional in-depth information.
Man is the giant panda's most dangerous.
The adult giant panda has very few natural enemies. One of the known enemies of the giant panda is the leopard, which may seize a baby panda that has wondered away from it's mother or a pack of wild dogs may also capture a wondering cub. See our Enemies Section for in-depth information. Instead, what we have done is killed them off with little conscience. It is our hope that the giant panda remains long after man has left this earth.