🌿 Conservation Spotlight Once extinct in the wild, Elaphurus Davidianus—also known as Père David’s Deer—has made a remarkable return thanks to dedicated conservation programs. Your appreciation of these rare calendars helps raise awareness for the protection of endangered species around the world.
2026 Elaphurus Davidianus Calendars
Celebrate one of the world’s rarest deer species with the 2026 Elaphurus Davidianus Calendars. Known as Père David’s Deer, these elegant and endangered animals are native to China and are beloved for their graceful form and unusual features—long legs, thick tails, and broad antlers. Each month showcases full-color images of these majestic deer roaming serene wetlands and protected preserves. A perfect gift for wildlife lovers, conservation advocates, or those who appreciate unique animals from around the globe.
About Elaphurus Davidianus (Père David’s Deer)
Elaphurus davidianus, commonly called Père David’s Deer, is a species once extinct in the wild and now reintroduced in carefully managed herds. Named after French missionary and naturalist Armand David, who first documented the animal in the 19th century, this deer is notable for its unique anatomy and regal stature. Thanks to global conservation efforts, the species has made a slow but inspiring recovery from extinction.