Scientists Seek Solutions to Global Bird Flu Epidemic Affecting Seal Colonies
Avian influenza is devastating seal and sea lion populations worldwide, disrupting ecosystems and challenging scientists seeking solutions to slow the spread of the virus.
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Avian influenza is devastating seal and sea lion populations worldwide, disrupting ecosystems and challenging scientists seeking solutions to slow the spread of the virus.
Marine debris and plastic waste are causing fatal injuries to seals, giving rise to ‘necklace seals’ scarred by entanglement. On International Seal Day, we explore how plastic pollution threatens seal populations.
Barbados faces an overgrowth of seaweed affecting tourism and fisheries, highlighting global environmental challenges.
World Water Day 2024’s theme “Water for Peace” emphasizes the vital role of water in fostering harmony and development. This article explores the global water crisis and sustainable solutions in Asia.
Liuxi Village in east China’s Anhui Province is celebrating the spring tea harvest. The lush tea plantations on the undulating slopes are in full swing, reflecting the vital role of tea in the local culture and economy.
China has made significant progress in its greening efforts over the past decade, expanding forest areas and leading global growth in forest resources.
China has released new guidelines to enforce a 10-year fishing ban on the Yangtze River, focusing on ecological restoration and sustainable development of the Yangtze Economic Belt.
Even after its expected end in April, the current El Nino event will continue to influence China’s climate during the summer, potentially leading to abnormal weather patterns, according to meteorological authorities.
Recent photographs reveal the thriving population of North China leopards in the Taihang Mountains, highlighting ongoing conservation efforts by the CFCA.
Rare and endangered storks have been spotted together at Hengshui Lake in north China for the first time since 2018, highlighting the success of conservation efforts.
Scientists unveil a 16-million-year-old river dolphin fossil in Peru—its closest living relative swims in India’s Ganges River.
The Ministry of Water Resources intensifies drought relief efforts in Yunnan Province, southwest China, as 703,000 people are affected. Initiatives include building reservoirs and transforming irrigation districts.
Chile faces a critical water crisis after a 15-year drought dries up key reservoirs, highlighting the severe impacts of climate change and serving as a global warning for countries including those in Asia.
Hangzhou’s tea farmers begin the annual harvest of the renowned West Lake Longjing tea, marking a significant event in China’s cultural and agricultural scene.
Residents in Xizang’s Xainza County are embracing solar energy for winter heating, transforming abundant sunlight into clean warmth and improving quality of life while promoting environmental sustainability.
An ancient murrelet was spotted for the second time in Shenzhen Bay, south China’s Guangdong Province, highlighting the region’s ecological significance and biodiversity.
A new species of asparagus, Asparagus dabieshanensis, has been discovered in central China’s Dabie Mountains by Chinese researchers, highlighting the region’s rich biodiversity.
Women in Tanzania are turning plant waste into eco-friendly charcoal, aiming to combat deforestation caused by traditional charcoal production.
The vibrant spring blooms across the Chinese mainland are attracting tourists and boosting local economies, as regions like Chongqing, Jiangsu, and Jiangxi showcase their stunning floral landscapes.
Discover Weishan Ancient City in Yunnan Province, a hidden gem along China’s Ancient Tea Horse Road, rich in history and cultural heritage.