The Mighty Moss Behind Shennongjia’s Stunning Wetlands
In central China’s Shennongjia, tiny peat moss sustains a 20,000-year-old wetland. As World Wetlands Day 2025 approaches, learn how protecting wetlands is vital for our planet’s future.
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Volcanic Stirring in Santorini: Scientists Say No Cause for Alarm
Scientists detect mild volcanic activity in Santorini’s caldera but assure there’s no cause for concern. The picturesque Greek island remains safe for residents and tourists.
New Zealand Sets Bold New Climate Target: 55% Emissions Reduction by 2035
New Zealand announces ambitious plan to cut emissions by up to 55% by 2035, reinforcing its commitment to global climate action under the Paris Agreement.
Sand Artist Xiao Sixin Brings Chinese Zodiac to Life with Stunning Performance
Sand artist Xiao Sixin from Shenzhen mesmerized audiences at CGTN Super Night, bringing the Chinese zodiac animals to life through his captivating sand art performance.
Study Reveals Alarming Drop in Global Genetic Diversity Among Species
New research highlights that two-thirds of animal and plant populations are losing genetic diversity, making them more vulnerable to environmental changes.
Primates Enjoy Chinese New Year Treats at Chongqing Animal Park
Primates at Leheledu Animal Theme Park in Chongqing, southwest China, celebrate Chinese New Year with special treats of hongbao filled with nuts and red dates.
Shenzhen and Hong Kong Unite to Protect Mangrove Wetlands
Shenzhen and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region join forces to protect mangrove wetlands, preserving biodiversity and setting a global example for conservation.
UN Confirms U.S. Withdrawal from Paris Climate Agreement Again
The UN confirms the U.S. has officially notified its withdrawal from the Paris Agreement again, raising global concerns about climate action.
Playful Panda Ling Yan Enjoys Snowy Adventure at Central China Zoo
Giant panda Ling Yan delights visitors in Luoyang City, Henan Province, as he frolics in the snow, embracing the winter wonderland created by heavy snowfall at the central China zoo.
Climate Crises Disrupt Schooling for 33 Million Bangladeshi Kids in 2024
Climate crises in 2024 disrupted schooling for 33 million children in Bangladesh, as extreme weather events forced repeated school closures, according to a UNICEF report.