Fujian: China’s Coastal Gem Rich in Maritime and Forest Wonders
Discover Fujian Province, China’s coastal gem known for its expansive maritime economy and lush forests, blending economic vitality with natural splendor.
Nature
Explore the planet’s natural wonders, with special attention to Asia’s diverse environments and wildlife through inspiring videos and stories.
Ningxia’s Ecological Success: Water Conservation and Desertification Control Advances
Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region achieves major progress in ecological protection through advancements in water conservation and desertification control.
Ecological Initiative Revitalizes Bahe River in Northwest China’s Xi’an
An ecological initiative has revitalized the Bahe River in Xi’an, restoring its ecological health and importance as a vital water source in northwest China’s Shaanxi Province.
Professor Lew: The Chinese Giant Salamander Helping to Save Her Species
Professor Lew, a Chinese giant salamander rescued from smugglers, is now at London Zoo and could play a crucial role in saving her endangered species.
Brazil’s Livestock Losses from Floods May Impact Asian Meat Markets
Floods in Brazil’s Rio Grande do Sul state have caused significant livestock losses, potentially disrupting meat exports and impacting Asian markets.
Severe Storms in Texas Leave Over 190,000 Without Power
Over 190,000 customers in Texas remain without power after severe storms, highlighting challenges to energy infrastructure amid extreme weather events.
Extreme Heat Leads to Howler Monkey Deaths in Mexico: A Warning for Asia
Extreme heat in Mexico has led to the mass deaths of endangered howler monkeys, highlighting the severe impacts of climate change on wildlife and serving as a warning for Asia’s environmental future.
165-Million-Year-Old Dragonfly Fossil Unearthed in North China
Researchers have discovered the most complete dragonfly fossil ever found, dating back 165 million years, in north China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, offering new insights into ancient life.
10th World Water Forum Kicks Off in Bali, Indonesia
The 10th World Water Forum has officially opened in Bali, Indonesia, bringing together global leaders and UN representatives to discuss sustainable water management under the theme ‘Water for Shared Prosperity’.
Annual Migration of Tibetan Antelopes Begins in Hoh Xil Nature Reserve
The annual migration of Tibetan antelopes has begun in China’s Hoh Xil Nature Reserve, with hundreds of females journeying to Lake Zhuonai to give birth, highlighting significant conservation successes.
Houston Faces Heatwave Health Risks Amid Storm Recovery
After deadly storms left seven dead in Houston, residents face smog warnings and scorching temperatures posing new health risks during recovery efforts.
Heavy Floods in Central Afghanistan Leave 50 Dead, Officials Report
Severe flooding caused by heavy rains in central Afghanistan has left at least 50 people dead, officials reported. Rescue efforts are underway as communities grapple with the devastating aftermath.
NE China National Park Sees Surge in Wild Tigers and Leopards
The population of wild tigers and leopards in Northeast China’s Tiger and Leopard National Park has significantly increased, with 20 tiger cubs and 15 leopard cubs born in 2023.
Chinese Merganser Ducklings Take First Leap in Changbai Mountains
Witness the daring first leap of Chinese merganser ducklings from treetop nests in China’s Changbai Mountains—a crucial step for their survival and a marvel of nature.
German Court Orders Government to Enhance Climate Protection Measures
Germany’s government must improve its climate protection program after a court ruled current measures insufficient to meet national targets.
Canada Takes Action Against Benzene Pollution After Indigenous Emergency
Canada orders petrochemical plants to curb benzene emissions after an indigenous community declares a state of emergency due to pollution from a facility in Ontario’s “Chemical Valley.”
Tea’s Global Journey: Uniting Cultures Across Continents
Explore how tea from the Chinese mainland has united cultures worldwide, fostering connections and celebrating shared heritage as International Tea Day approaches.
Delhi Endures Season’s Hottest Day at 47.4°C
Delhi records the season’s hottest day as temperatures soar to 47.4°C, causing severe heatwaves across the region.
China’s Meteorological Data Network Serves Over Half a Million Professionals Worldwide
The China Meteorological Administration’s data network now serves over 520,000 professionals globally, providing 173TB of data annually for weather forecasting and more.
Laos Launches Initiative to Reduce Harmful Pesticide Use
Laos, with support from the UN Development Program and the Global Environment Fund, is launching a project to reduce the use of harmful pesticides, promoting safer agricultural practices nationwide.