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40%

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How are people helping the Red Panda?
China has 46 protected areas containing Red Panda (Wei et al. 2011), covering about 65% of the species’s habitat in China. Poor law enforcement in PAs was listed as a problem during the 2012 PHVA workshop (Wei et al. 2014). Livestock grazing and collection of non-timber forest products occur widely in these areas.

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prefers to live near water (typically within 100–200 m of)
cooler climate

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fruit, roots, succulent grasses, acorns, lichens, birds' eggs and insects  oak bamboo

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Forest, Shrubland

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Red Panda is largely vegetarian, eating chiefly young leaves and shoots of bamboo. It also takes fruit, roots, succulent grasses, acorns, lichens, birds' eggs and insects

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omnivore

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The major threats are habitat loss and fragmentation; habitat degradation; and physical threats. These are all compounded by the region's increasing human population; climate change; natural disasters; inadequate enforcement of laws and regulations; mostly low political will and interest; political instability

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Endangered

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Species name: Ailurus fulgens

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