Saving the Yunnan Golden Monkey

With only around 3,000 remaining in its native China, the Yunnan golden monkey is one of the world’s most endangered primates. But our work to slow this troubling trend is paying off.

Conservation of the Golden Snub-nosed Monkey on the Basis of Research and Education

Yunnan Gold Tip (Dian Jin) Organic, Loose Black Tea

SW China's Yunnan makes great efforts to protect wildlife species - People's Daily Online

Hunters to protectors – the story of saving endangered monkeys - CGTN

Black tea with hints of honey and pine nuts, bold and sweet.

Golden Monkey

Number of Yunnan golden hair monkeys rises - Xinhua

Number of Yunnan golden hair monkeys rises (6) - People's Daily Online

Yunnan Gold Tip - Hence Tea

Yunnan makes strides in golden hair monkey conservation

Forest protections in China aim to help the snub-nosed monkey

FILE--The black-and-white snub-nosed monkeys or Yunnan golden hair monkeys are seen at the Yunnan snub-nosed monkey national park of Baima Snow Mountain Nature Reserve in Weixi county, Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, southwest

Yunnan Golden Monkeys The Nature Conservancy Hong Kong

Sneezin' in the rain: New monkey discovered

An encounter with China's endangered snub-nosed monkeys