Another year is coming to an end.

We would like to thank all our readers (luckily there are more and more!) and wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

In 2019 we will continue to work to give Red Pandas the attention they deserve.

Admittedly, the initial situation is a very difficult one. The loss of habitat, but also the illegal trade with animals and their skins are causing problems for the Red Pandas.

But at the same time, there are also initiatives that are tackling the problems with a great deal of passion.

From 7 January 2019, Red Pandazine will be fully dedicated to the Red Pandas again. For this purpose we will change some of our offers, but also expand them.

Some interesting stories from 2018

Wildlife trafficking: Six Red Pandas rescued in Laos

Film festival with focus on Red Pandas

Red Pandas are still smugglers’ victims

“Bhutanese honouring Red Pandas as a sacred animal”

WWF Conservation Plan for Red Pandas approved

Woodland Park Zoo: First Red Panda birth since 29 years

Oldest Red Panda of the northern hemisphere turns 20

Red Pandaaaah: Brave Ember and her dental surgery

First sighting of a Red Panda in Nepal’s Lamjung district

Bigger, better, panda: Detroit Zoos’ new Red Panda habitat