
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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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.

New research highlights that two-thirds of animal and plant populations are losing genetic diversity, making them more vulnerable to environmental changes.

Shenzhen and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region join forces to protect mangrove wetlands, preserving biodiversity and setting a global example for conservation.

Recent changes to the Endangered Species Act have sparked debate over the future of wildlife conservation, with economic factors now influencing protections for endangered species.

New research reveals nearly 24% of freshwater animal species are threatened with extinction due to human activities. The study urges immediate action to protect these fragile ecosystems.

Mayors from China and ASEAN countries will gather in Nanning City for the Global Mayors Dialogue to drive green transitions and enhance environmental protection across the region.

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