The lush forests of southwest China's Yunnan province are home to the country's only wild elephants. An endangered species, their numbers fell to just 170 in the 1980s. Thanks to the efforts of conservationists, officials and locals, more wild elephants now roam the hills of Yunnan. And in 30 years' time, they could be as many as 500. How do you track footprints and what is it like caring for a rescued baby elephant? Find out with CGTN's latest Job Challenge.
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