giant pandas

Photographs and text follow sixteen panda cubs at the Wolong Nature Preserve, where they are raised and observed by scientists and workers while they learn survival skills that will allow them to be re-released into the wild.

Describes the first year in the life of the first giant panda cub ever to survive in captivity in America.

Jack and Annie track down facts about pandas and other endangered species.

A collection of photographs which capture the everyday activities of a group of more than twenty of China's wild pandas.

Examines the life of a panda cub at the Wolong Conservancy, explaining the measures that the conservancy's staff has taken in order to prepare the panda to be released into the wild at age two.

A photo-illustrated exploration of giant panda bears that describes their physical characteristics, behavior, habitats, eating habits, and endangered status.

Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, and habitat of China's giant pandas, as well as threats to their continued existence and efforts to save them from extinction.

Describes the giant panda, its disappearing habitat, and current efforts to save giant pandas.

Presents an account of New York socialite Ruth Harkness's expedition to China in 1936, during which she became the first American explorer to capture a baby panda and return it to the U.S., where it was put on display at Chicago's Brookfield Zoo.