Brazilian Farmers Adopt Innovative Methods to Protect Jaguars in the Pantanal
Farmers in Brazil’s Pantanal Wetland are adopting innovative methods to live harmoniously with jaguars, protecting the wild cats while sustaining their livelihoods.
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New Bright Yellow-Necked Snake Species Discovered in Central China’s Hunan Province
A new snake species with a bright yellow neck collar, Achalinus nanshanensis, has been discovered in central China’s Hunan Province, adding to the world’s known odd-scaled snakes.
Under the Shade of Ancient Banyan Trees in Eastern Fujian
Discover the ancient banyan trees of Yangjiaxi Village in Fujian Province, where these majestic giants have stood for centuries, offering shade and a deep connection to the past.
Sea Otters’ Return Revitalizes California Estuary, Study Finds
Sea otters in central California are restoring a key estuary’s landscape by eating crabs, a new study finds.
Shenzhen Unveils First Dark Sky Standard to Illuminate Night Tourism
Shenzhen has unveiled its first local standard for dark sky communities, aiming to reduce light pollution and boost night tourism by offering residents and visitors pristine views of the starry sky.
China Advances High-Standard Farmland with Cutting-Edge Technology
China’s grain output hit a record high in 2023, thanks to the expansion of high-standard farmland equipped with advanced technology. Explore how modern infrastructure is boosting agricultural productivity.
China Activates Emergency Response as Severe Winter Weather Looms
China has activated a third-level emergency response as a severe winter storm is set to hit central and eastern regions, bringing heavy snow, rain, and freezing temperatures starting Wednesday.
Greenland’s Methane Absorption Offers Hope in Climate Change Battle
A new study finds that Greenland absorbs more methane than it emits, offering promising insights in the global fight against climate change.
Breakthrough Antarctic Research Sheds Light on Climate Impacts Threatening Asian Coastlines
Scientists’ successful drilling in Antarctica uncovers critical data on climate change, offering insights crucial for Asia’s vulnerable coastal regions facing rising sea levels.
Discovering Taimu Mountain: China’s “Fairyland on the Sea”
Perched along China’s northeastern Fujian coastline, Taimu Mountain rises majestically from the sea, offering breathtaking views and a rich blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage.
Shenzhen’s Kunpeng Trail No.1 Bridge: A Wildlife Overpass Connecting Nature
Discover Shenzhen’s Kunpeng Trail No.1 Bridge, a unique wildlife overpass that connects Yinhu Mountain to Meilin Mountain, providing safe passage for animals and promoting environmental conservation.
Discovering Dongshuang Island: Natural Pasture of Eastern Fujian’s White-Browed Goats
Discover the natural beauty of Dongshuang Island in Fujian Province, where the native white-browed goats roam freely across lush pastures, set against a backdrop of dramatic cliffs and panoramic ocean views.
New 90-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Species Discovered in China
Chinese paleontologists have discovered a new dinosaur species, Gandititan cavocaudatus, dating back 90 million years, offering fresh insights into sauropod diversity during the Cretaceous period.
Beijing Plans Major Green Space Expansion for 2024
Beijing plans to expand green spaces in 2024, aiming for 91% of residents to have access to parks within 500 meters, transforming the city into a garden city nestled in forests.
Monarch Butterfly Decline in California Raises Global Environmental Concerns
Researchers report a 30% drop in western monarch butterflies overwintering in California, raising global concerns over environmental conservation and biodiversity.
Insects Not Drawn to Light: New Research Reveals Confusion Over Attraction
A new study reveals that insects are confused—not attracted—by bright lights, reshaping our understanding of insect behavior and its ecological implications.
UN Confirms 48.8°C in Sicily as Europe’s Highest Recorded Temperature
The UN’s weather agency has confirmed a record temperature of 48.8°C in Sicily, marking Europe’s highest recorded temperature and highlighting the escalating impacts of climate change.
Cold Wave Sweeps Central and Eastern China, Disrupting Spring Festival Travel
A significant cold wave is set to hit central and eastern China, bringing heavy snow and rain that may disrupt the Spring Festival travel rush as millions journey home for the Lunar New Year celebrations.
Nature’s Sculptures: Erosion Shapes Xiapu County’s Coastal Wonders
Erosion by the ocean has sculpted unique landscapes along Xiapu County’s coastline in east China’s Fujian Province, featuring towering sea cliffs and mysterious sea caves.
Chinese Customs Seize Over 20 Tonnes of Illegally Imported Solid Waste in Tianjin
Chinese customs in Tianjin have seized over 20 tonnes of illegally imported solid waste disguised as an empty container. The incident highlights China’s ongoing efforts to combat illegal waste imports following its 2021 ban.