Birdwatching Boom Spurs Eco-Tourism Growth in China
Birdwatching popularity is soaring in China, boosting eco-tourism as nature lovers flock to scenic spots nationwide to observe rare and migratory birds.
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Frost Meets Fur: Harbin’s Pandas Bring Warmth to China’s Frozen North
Meet the gentle giant pandas thriving in Harbin’s cold climate, bringing warmth and connection to China’s frozen north.
Why Wetlands Matter: The Race to Save Our Planet’s Hidden Heroes
On World Wetlands Day 2025, we explore why wetlands are vital for our planet, the threats they face, and how global collaboration can protect these crucial ecosystems.
Sri Lanka’s Silent Tragedy: Over 3,000 Elephants Lost in Human-Wildlife Conflict
Over 3,000 elephants and 1,190 people have died in Sri Lanka due to the escalating human-elephant conflict since 2015, prompting new strategies to address the crisis.
Scientists Uncover Sea Turtles’ ‘Lost Years’ with Satellite Tracking
Scientists have uncovered the mystery of sea turtles’ ‘lost years’ using satellite trackers, revealing where young turtles go during their early life stages.
China’s Wetlands Flourish: Over 1 Million Hectares Restored
China maintains its wetland area above 56.35 million hectares, restoring over 1 million hectares through thousands of projects, showcasing significant strides in conservation and ecological improvement.
Zogye Wetland: A Historical Refuge and Ecological Treasure
Discover the historical and ecological significance of China’s Zogye Wetland—a witness to the Red Army’s Long March and a critical habitat for wildlife—as we celebrate World Wetlands Day 2025.
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.
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.
Over 200 Rare Chinese Mergansers Spotted in Yangtze River’s Yichang Section
Over 200 rare Chinese mergansers were spotted in the Yichang section of the Yangtze River, highlighting the success of ecological restoration efforts in central China’s Hubei Province.