Chaoyang District: Beijing’s Urban Oasis Amid Concrete Jungle
Chaoyang District in Beijing transforms urban living with lush green spaces like the Liangma River and Dongba Country Park, offering residents a natural escape from the concrete jungle.
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Wildlife Flourishes in China’s Jiangsu Yancheng Wetlands During Winter
The Jiangsu Yancheng Wetland Reserve in China becomes a winter paradise as red-crowned cranes, black-winged stilts, and milu deer thrive in their natural habitat.
Macao’s ‘Melody of Return’ Flower Fest Lights Up 25th Anniversary
A vibrant flower exhibition in Macao celebrates its 25th anniversary, inviting visitors to the ‘Melody of Return’ full of color and culture.
Return of Birds Signals Beijing’s Eco-Rebirth
Beijing celebrates the return of rare birds like peregrine falcons and black-winged kites, reflecting the city’s improved water environment and successful ecological efforts.
COP16 in Riyadh Closes with $12 Billion Pledged for Land Restoration and Drought Resilience
UN’s COP16 in Riyadh concludes with 39 decisions and over $12 billion pledged to fight desertification, aiming to boost resilience in vulnerable countries.
Ginseng Farming Flourishes in Liaoning: Ancient Wisdom in Modern China
Ancient methods of ginseng cultivation are thriving in Liaoning, China, as highlighted in a new documentary by China Media Group. Discover how local wisdom preserves this valuable ‘King of Herbs’.
Harmony Keepers: Father-Son Duo Protects China’s Black-Necked Cranes
A father-son duo dedicates their lives to protecting black-necked cranes in Sichuan’s Zoige Wetland, preserving these sacred birds and their environment for future generations.
Heat Wave Wipes Out Millions of Seabirds in Alaska, Study Reveals
A massive heat wave in Alaska from 2014 to 2016 led to the death of four million seabirds, revealing severe impacts of climate change on marine ecosystems, a new study reports.
Rising Seas May Contaminate 75% of Coastal Freshwater Supplies by 2100
A new study predicts seawater could infiltrate underground freshwater in 75% of coastal areas by 2100, threatening drinking water and agriculture.
Paris 2024 Olympics Slashes Carbon Emissions by Over Half
Paris 2024 organizers announce a 54.6% reduction in carbon emissions compared to recent Olympics, highlighting efforts to make the Games more sustainable and less polluting.