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The giant panda was removed from the list of endangered animals.
The report by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) states that giant pandas, which have begun to increase in China's endeavor, are taken out of the "endangered" species classification and are considered to be "harmful" animal species.
Raporda, China's struggle against illegal hunting and expanding its forest protection areas, was reported in 2004, when the number of giant pandas from 1,996 to 1,864 in 2014.
Support for increased pandemic numbers in better forest protection environments has been noted, with over 35 per cent of the natural bamboo environment of the pandas likely to disappear within 80 years due to climate change.
There was a warning that this development could lead to a decrease in the number of pandas.
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) also welcomed the removal of the giant pandan from the endangered species classification.
The statement made on the foundation's web site stated that science circles, political aspirations and local communities can bring together biological diversity and protect natural life.
In addition to illegal hunting, the number of giant pandas has fallen to less than a thousand in the 1980s due to the destruction of forests.
As China took tight measures against fur trade and raised forest protection areas to about 14,000 kilometers, the number of giant pandas began to rise again.
Most of the giant pandas that are presented as goodwill to various countries from China are located in the breeding farms in this country.