China’s Underwater Tech Protects Endangered Yangtze Porpoises
China deploys advanced underwater technology to protect critically endangered Yangtze finless porpoises, offering new hope for global marine conservation efforts.
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Chinese Paraglider Survives 8,598-Meter Ordeal in Qilian Mountains
A Chinese paraglider survives being lifted to 8,598 meters by a rare ‘cloud suck’ phenomenon in the Qilian Mountains, highlighting extreme weather risks.
Hong Kong Welcomes First Giant Panda Cubs Jia Jia and De De
Hong Kong’s first locally-born giant panda twins named Jia Jia and De De debut at Ocean Park, symbolizing cross-regional conservation success.
Shanghai Dinosaur Exhibition Unveils Earth’s Evolutionary Journey
Shanghai’s ‘China’s Dinosaur World’ exhibition showcases 118 fossils and models, offering insights into Earth’s evolutionary history. Opens Saturday at the Natural History Museum.
Fiji Expands Ocean Conservation Efforts with Navy Support
Fiji’s navy commits to protecting 30% of its ocean territory, advancing marine conservation and sustainable development goals.
Milu Deer Mating Rivalry Highlights China’s Conservation Success
A fierce mating duel between milu deer in China’s Dongting Lake showcases successful conservation efforts, with populations rebounding to over 14,000 nationwide.
China Launches New Environmental Inspections Targeting Key Regions, Firms
China begins latest environmental inspections under new regulations, targeting five regions and state-owned firms to enhance ecological governance.
China Boosts Disaster Relief Ties with Pacific Island Nations Post-Tonga Quake
China deepens disaster response collaboration with Pacific Island nations following Tonga earthquake, enhancing regional climate resilience.
Insect-Inspired AI Vision System Unveiled in Breakthrough Study
Chinese and US researchers develop insect-inspired AI vision system with applications in medicine, robotics, and precision instrumentation.
South China Faces 2025’s Heaviest Rainfall: Flood Risks Soar
Southern China prepares for 2025’s heaviest rainfall, with Guizhou and regions south of the Yangtze facing extreme rainstorms and flood risks from May 27-29.
Hainan Week at Expo 2025 Osaka Bridges Nature and Innovation
Hainan Week at Expo 2025 Osaka highlights the province’s green development and cross-border partnerships, aligning with global sustainability goals.
Ancient Fern Forest Discovered in China’s Yunnan Mountains
Over 3,000 endangered spider-monkey tree ferns found thriving in a protected Yunnan forest, highlighting China’s biodiversity conservation efforts.
U.S. Hurricane Preparedness at Risk Amid Federal Staffing Cuts
As the Atlantic hurricane season approaches, federal staffing cuts threaten disaster response capabilities, raising concerns for coastal communities and economic stability.
Veteran Ranger’s Legacy in Guilin’s Mao’er Mountain
A veteran ranger prepares to retire after 35 years protecting Guilin’s ecologically vital Mao’er Mountain, home to endangered species and Li River’s headwaters.
China, Pacific Islands Forge Climate Resilience Partnership
China and Pacific Island nations launch a green development alliance to enhance climate resilience, energy transition, and sustainable infrastructure in 2024.
China Advances Biodiversity Goals with 30% Land Under Protection
China’s ecological initiatives protect 30% of its land, achieving biodiversity goals and sustainable development ahead of 2024 targets.
Yichun Showcases Biodiversity Innovation on Global Stage
Yichun City in China’s Heilongjiang Province leads global biodiversity efforts with tech-driven conservation strategies on International Day for Biological Diversity.
China Launches 2025-2027 Plan to Revitalize Rivers and Lakes
China’s new 2025-2027 action plan aims to restore aquatic ecosystems, improve water quality, and promote harmony between communities and waterways, with goals set through 2035.
Heilongjiang Farmers’ Spring Migration Fuels China’s Rice Bowl
Thousands of Heilongjiang farmers migrate annually to plant rice on the Sanjiang Plain, earning vital income while sustaining China’s food security through traditional and tech-driven methods.
Global Experts Rally in SW China to Boost Agrobiodiversity Efforts
International experts convene in Yunnan to address global food challenges through agricultural biodiversity, emphasizing climate resilience and inclusive solutions.