Melting Arctic Permafrost Could Unleash Ancient Viruses, Scientists Warn
Scientists warn that thawing Arctic permafrost could release ancient viruses, potentially posing new threats to humanity as climate change continues to warm the planet.
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Asian Golden Cat Spotted at Record Altitude in Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon
Researchers have captured footage of an Asian golden cat at a record altitude of 4,415 meters in the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon, marking the highest known habitat for this endangered species.
China Launches New Flood and Drought Control Headquarters for Liaohe River Basin
China inaugurates a new flood control and drought relief headquarters for the Liaohe River basin, enhancing safety and water management in a key agricultural and industrial region.
Xiamen’s Thriving Mangroves: A Success Story in Ecological Restoration
Xiamen’s Xiatanwei Mangrove Park showcases a successful ecological restoration, transforming the coastline into a thriving mangrove forest that protects against storms and fosters biodiversity.
CGTN Nature to Premiere ‘Eastern Fujian Series’ Documentary Highlighting Biodiversity
CGTN Nature is set to premiere ‘Journeys in Nature: Eastern Fujian Series’ on January 28, exploring the rich biodiversity of Fujian’s coastal regions where mountains meet the ocean.
China’s Ecological Environment Sees Steady Improvement in 2023
China’s air and water quality improved steadily in 2023 as anti-pollution measures and sustainable development efforts yielded positive results, according to the Ministry of Ecology and Environment.
China Registers Over 5 Million Ancient and Famous Trees in National Survey
China’s second national survey reveals over 5.08 million ancient and famous trees. A new big data platform aims to enhance their preservation through smart management.
Thousands Without Power as Cyclone Kirrily Strikes Australia’s Queensland
Thousands in Queensland are without power after Cyclone Kirrily hit near Townsville, bringing destructive winds and heavy rain.
Global Warming Identified as Main Cause of Historic Amazon Drought
Researchers report human-induced global warming was the main cause of last year’s severe Amazon drought, affecting communities and endangered wildlife.
World’s First White Rhino IVF Pregnancy Offers Hope for Endangered Subspecies
Scientists achieve the world’s first successful white rhino IVF pregnancy, offering hope to save the critically endangered northern white rhino subspecies from extinction.
New Gecko Species Gekko kaiyai Discovered in China’s Dabie Mountains
Chinese researchers have discovered a new gecko species, Gekko kaiyai, in the Dabie Mountains of Anhui Province, highlighting the region’s rich biodiversity.
Tibetan Herders Nurture Wildlife in China’s Angsai Grand Canyon
In China’s Angsai Grand Canyon, Tibetan herder Kunga turns his backyard into a sanctuary for injured wildlife, fostering harmony between humans and nature on the plateau.
Unveiling the Pula People’s Ancient Art of Earthen Pottery in Yunnan’s Red River Valley
Explore the ancient art of earthen pottery with the Pula people of Yunnan Province, a branch of the Yi ethnic group known for their rich cultural heritage and traditional craftsmanship.
Wild Giant Panda Population Rises to Nearly 1,900 in China
China’s wild giant panda population has grown from around 1,100 in the 1980s to nearly 1,900, showcasing the country’s successful conservation efforts recognized by the international community.
Yundang Lake Transformed: From “Black Water” to Xiamen’s Ecological Gem
Yundang Lake in Xiamen, east China’s Fujian Province, has transformed from a polluted ‘black water lake’ into a thriving ecological haven, thanks to decades of environmental restoration efforts.
New Findings Reveal Human Habitation on ‘Roof of the World’ 50,000 Years Ago
Archaeologists have discovered evidence that humans inhabited the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau 50,000 years ago, pushing back the timeline of human activity on the ‘roof of the world’ by 10,000 years.
Exploring Tibetan Rhesus Macaque Society in China’s Xizang Mountains
Discover the fascinating social life of the Tibetan rhesus macaque, a protected species thriving at over 3,000 meters in China’s Xizang Autonomous Region.
Grass with Nine Lives: The ‘Resurrection Plant’ of China’s Yunling Mountains
Discover the ‘resurrection plant’ Selaginella pulvinata of China’s Yunling Mountains, a marvel of nature that survives extreme conditions by entering a state of suspended animation.
Giant Pandas Frolic in Chengdu’s Snowy Wonderland
Giant pandas at the Chengdu Research Base in southwest China’s Sichuan Province delighted in a rare snowfall, frolicking and playing in the snow, captivating audiences worldwide.
Xinjiang’s Ulungur Lake Celebrates Annual Winter Fishing Festival
The annual Winter Fishing Festival at Ulungur Lake in Xinjiang’s Fuhai County celebrates tradition with ice fishing performances, winter sports, and cultural activities, drawing visitors to China’s largest natural fishery.