Guardians of China’s Water Tower: Sanjiangyuan’s Ecological Revival
Local ecological rangers are reviving Sanjiangyuan National Park, China’s ‘Water Tower,’ boosting biodiversity and ecological stability, says expert Lian Yuming.
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Guardians of the Yellow River Headwaters: Coping with Climate Change
Discover how the guardians of the Yellow River headwaters on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau are adapting to climate change and protecting their ancestral home.
East Africa’s Gray-Crowned Cranes Flourish in Guangzhou’s Chimelong Bird Park
East Africa’s gray-crowned cranes are thriving in Guangzhou’s Chimelong Bird Park. Since their introduction in 2005, their population has grown to around 400.
China Unveils First Standards for Mangrove Restoration
China releases its first standards for precise mangrove restoration, aiming to protect and expand vital coastal ecosystems amid global environmental challenges.
China Launches Nationwide Effort to Protect Ancient Trees
China is launching a nationwide initiative to tag and protect ancient and notable trees, reinforcing their status as ‘green national treasures’ and ‘living cultural relics.’
From Soybeans to Tigers: Heilongjiang’s Journey Reflected in Mascots
From “Doudou” the soybean to “Binbin” and “Nini” the Siberian tigers, Heilongjiang’s mascots reflect its journey from agriculture to wildlife conservation and sustainability.
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.
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.