Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding
Chengdu Research Base of giant panda breeding is one of the main research bases for the Chinese government to implement the ex situ conservation project of endangered wild animals such as giant panda, and is a national AAAA tourist attraction.
It is a well-known giant panda protection and research institution in China and even in the world, which integrates scientific research and breeding, protection education, education and tourism, and panda culture construction.
The first batch of national primary and secondary school students' research and practice education bases.
Base evolution
Chengdu Research Base of giant panda breeding is established on the basis of raising, curing and breeding giant pandas in Chengdu Zoo. In the 1980s, Fargesia froze and died in Qionglai mountains, and some giant pandas were rescued to Chengdu Zoo due to lack of food and hunger.
In 1987, in order to strengthen the management of the treatment of sick and hungry giant pandas, separate the function of giant panda education and display from that of rescue research, strengthen the scientific research of giant pandas, and improve the level of giant panda breeding, Chengdu Municipal People's government decided to establish Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding Research base, and implement a set of team and two brands with Chengdu Zoo.
After 1990, Chengdu base and Chengdu Zoo were divided into two independent entities.
In 1992, the giant panda museum was opened to tourists.
In 1997, Chengdu Research Base of giant panda breeding established the first open laboratory in China to carry out the research on the protection of endemic and endangered species in China with the joint support of more than 15 million people from the State Planning Commission, Chengdu Planning Commission and Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding Research Foundation.
In 2000, it took the lead in carrying out public protection education in the national wildlife protection system and established the Ministry of science education.
In 2001, the open laboratory was named "Sichuan Provincial Key Laboratory of endangered animal breeding and conservation genetics" by Sichuan Provincial Science and technology department. In the same year, Chengdu base cooperated with Sichuan University to carry out research and experiment.
In 2003, the base was awarded the "advanced unit of talent development in Sichuan Province" by Sichuan provincial Party committee and Sichuan provincial government, and was awarded the national "post doctoral research workstation" by the Ministry of personnel.
In 2006, it was officially awarded "national AAAA scenic spot" by the National Tourism Administration.
In 2007, the laboratory was officially approved by the Ministry of science and technology of the people's Republic of China as "endangered wildlife biology - State Key Laboratory jointly built by the Ministry and the province". At the same time, modern giant panda museum, animal specimen museum and gene resource bank of endangered animals have been established in Chengdu base and Sichuan University respectively.
In 2011, the International Research Center for giant panda conservation biology, jointly established by the base and the global science foundation, was also established in the base.
In September 2014, the base was awarded the honorary title of "national advanced group of technical talents".
On October 1, the Dujiangyan breeding and wild release Research Center - "panda Valley" was opened to the public.
On April 20, 2015, "panda Valley" was officially opened to the public.
In April 2019, the southwest tourism area alliance was jointly launched with 8 units including Chengdu Wuhou Temple Museum and Chengdu Dufu thatched cottage museum.
General situation of the base
Organization
According to the information introduction of the base's official website in May 2017, Chengdu Research Base of giant panda breeding implements a three-level management mode of "Director Office Department (Center) - team". The director office has five leading posts, including one director and four deputy directors (including Deputy Secretary). Chengdu Research Base of giant panda breeding has five departments, named as general secretary department, animal feeding and management department, animal disease prevention and control department, animal protection research center and Dujiangyan wild breeding research center.
Get honor
According to the information on the base's official website in May 2017, Chengdu Research Base of giant panda breeding has successively won the "global top 500" awarded by the United Nations Environment Programme, the "China Green Science and Technology Gold Award", "national excellent project of comprehensive environmental management", "top 100 advanced greening units in Sichuan Province", "national science popularization education demonstration base" and other awards.
2011 "Golden Panda" International Documentary Film Award of Sichuan TV Festival
2012 - striving to be the first and the most advanced grassroots party organizations in the city
2012-2012 scenic spots recommended by common people
2013 - breeding class was awarded "worker pioneer"
2014 - national advanced group of technical talents
2015 Chengdu demonstration base for the practice and education of minors' socialist core values
2015 - Chengdu model unit
Advanced unit of urban water saving in Chengdu from 2015 to 2014
scientific research
Overview of scientific research
As of 2016, it has successively undertaken one national major basic research pre research project (former "973" project), one national high technology research project (863 "plan) in the 10th five year plan, several provincial, ministerial and municipal scientific research projects and Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding Research Foundation scientific research projects, and more than 70 scientific research projects have won national, provincial and municipal technological invention awards and scientific and technological progress awards, Obtained 14 national invention and utility model patents.
research findings
Research Award
According to the information introduction of the base's official website in May 2017, the base has achieved 8 national level scientific and technological achievements, 26 provincial and ministerial level scientific and technological achievements, and 32 municipal level scientific and technological achievements. It has published 18 monographs, including research on giant panda reproduction and disease, reproductive physiology and artificial propagation of giant panda, and ex situ protection of Giant Panda: Theory and practice, and published papers in international and domestic important journals More than 400.
Panda Breeding
In 1987, Chengdu base successfully bred 62 fetuses and 88 cubs of giant pandas on the basis of rescuing 6 sick and hungry giant pandas left in the field, and 54 cubs survived; the number of captive giant pandas increased from 8 in 1991 to 47 in 2005, which is one of the main export units of giant pandas in China.
Cooperation and exchange
As of 2016, Chengdu base, IUCN, WWF and other conservation organizations, as well as genome diversity Laboratory of National Cancer Research Institute of the United States, National Zoo protection and research center of schmisanlin, East Bay Zoo Association of Oakland, Manchester Zoo Association of the United Kingdom, University of Liverpool of the United Kingdom, Keio University of Japan and Nihon University The University of Queensland in Australia, Sanxing agricultural park in South Korea, Madrid zoo in Spain and other 12 countries have established cooperative relations, forming an extensive international research network platform. Since 1989, in cooperation with the conservation and reproduction expert group (CBSG) of the International Union for nature, it has successively hosted international academic training activities such as "training class on endangered animal gene resource bank", "training class on feline veterinary medicine", "training seminar on population genetic management" and "training class on non-interference reproductive endocrinology of giant panda". A 10-year cooperation with Baibin wildlife park of Japan was carried out in 1994
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