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Chinese Government report huge progress in conservation. (19 September 2022)
Project to Save South China Tigers in South Africa (17 September 2017)
The Critically Endangered South China Tiger Roars Again (17 December 2013)
Li Quan: Why Chinese Tigers Should Return via Africa (31 August 2011)
A Profile of Li Quan (Winter 2005)
Tatler (UK Edition) Feb 2014 Issue
The late Sir David Tang (RIP 2017) and Stephen Fry's Fund Raising Dinner in aid of China Tiger Revival and Princes Trust in Tatler Magazine (UK Edition) Feb 2014 Issue
Absolute Chelsea Feb 2014 issue
The late Sir David Tang (RIP 2017) and Stephen Fry's Fund Raising Dinner in aid of China Tiger Revival and Princes Trust in Absolute Chelsea Magazine Feb 2014 Issue
The Trials of a Tiger Mother - China Daily - 4 December 2013
In returning big cats to the wild, Quan Li has proven her critics wrong.
Quan Li says she fell in love with tigers when she first saw them in a Beijing zoo as a girl, unaware that one day she would help save these tigers from extinction.
Quan, a former fashion executive who started a charity to help introduce South China Tigers back into the wild in 2000, has proven that rewilding tigers works, because the five animals she took from China to South Africa have now turned into 14 [as per date: 2013].
Wild 10 Unsung Heroes: Li Quan
At the 10th World Wilderness Congress we discovered hundreds of young activists who were working quietly behind the scenes to make the WILD vision a reality. We felt that these people’s activities should be recognised. In keeping with the knowledge that young people are the future, we asked our team of young trainee journalists in the press office to go out and interview them.
Li Quan and her quest to save the South China Tiger in the wild (Neuer Zuricher Zeitung) - 2 November 2013
An encounter with intrepid activist Li Quan in London. Li Quan explains why she strifes to save the tiger in the wild and what obstacles she has had to overcome to prove her unorthodox approach right.
"Life in China" recently caught up with Quan Li-China Radio International, 5 September 2013
Conservationists say that there were as many as 100,000 tigers around the world a century ago. Today, there are only about 3,000 in the wild.
The South China Tiger is one of the rarest tiger species in the world. It hasn't been sighted in the wilderness for more than 20 years.
A Chinese woman named Quan Li is among the many who are determined to turn this situation around. Working together with China's Administration of Forestry, Quan is committed to the project of
rewilding south China tigers in South Africa, by teaching them how to hunt before bringing them back to the wild in China to become the mountain king again.
"Life in China" recently caught up with Quan Li on the phone.
Click here to listen to conversation with Quan Li, founder of China Tiger
Revival - NB. the interview with Ms. Quan starts at the 7th minute: LISTEN to Li HERE
Reintroducing tigers to the wild - China Daily: Big Talk Program, 30 July 2013
Ms. Li Quan was interviewed by China Daily reporter Ms. Yao Yang on her love for wildlife and her effort to save the South China Tigers in this video interview.
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