Lower poaching activity. With people's movement restricted, poachers have fewer opportunities to enter protected areas and hunt animals. As a result, poaching activity has declined drastically.

Increased habitat protection. The Chinese government has implemented strict lockdown measures, effectively preventing people from entering most tourist destinations. This has provided a respite for endangered species, allowing them to move freely in their natural habitats without the disturbance of human activities.

Enhanced law enforcement. The government has increased law enforcement efforts to combat wildlife trade, allocating more resources and manpower to enforce wildlife protection laws and regulations. This enhanced law enforcement has deterred poachers and smugglers.

Increased public awareness. Since the outbreak, there has been growing awareness of the importance of wildlife protection. Many people have expressed support for conservation efforts, increasing public pressure on the government to strengthen animal protection measures.