In order to protect the ecological and natural environment, China officially established the Sanjiangyuan National Park in southern Qinghai Province in October 2021, spanning 5 national parks including the Giant Panda National Park in Sichuan, Shaanxi, and Gansu provinces, with a protected area of 230,000 square kilometers, covering nearly 30% of the national key protected species of wild animals and plants in China’s land area. Since the establishment of the national park, great achievements have been made in nature protection.

There are currently 1,340 giant pandas within the scope of the giant panda national park. Only wild giant pandas account for 71.89% of the entire wild giant panda population. Happily, wild pandas, which were rarely encountered in the past, have been observed frequently recently. During field surveys, caretakers even witnessed three wild pandas every day. The park has also established a genetic data platform and preserved the DNA information of more than 500 giant pandas. The person in charge said that individual identification through DNA in many regions has revealed that the number of pandas in relevant areas has increased and their activity range has continued to expand, which is "the reason for the increased chance of encountering wild pandas."

China's National Forestry and Grassland Administration said that by 2035 The world's largest national park system was basically built in 2016. China will continue to be committed to nature protection in the future.