Ping An Promotes Conservation of South China Tiger to Promote and Sustain Biodiversity
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The campaign will be conducted with the support of the
Being a native species to China, the South China Tiger is one of the top 10 most critically endangered species in the world with only 250 such tigers left in captivity in
The South China Tiger conservation campaign is being launched with social and corporate donations, with Ping An initially donating
In addition to fundraising, volunteers from
Ping An has actively participated in a number of corporate social responsibility activities to enhance biodiversity conservation. In 2021, Ping An established China's first "carbon neutral" charitable trust supporting biodiversity conservation. The first phase of the trust's work has been completed involving conservation projects focusing on giant pandas, Northeast tigers and Amur leopards. Ping An has also launched The Nujiang -
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Ping An Promotes Conservation of South China Tiger to Promote and Sustain Biodiversity
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