China’s Peony Capital Blossoms with Green Innovation, Culture
Heze City showcases ecological protection and scientific innovation driving its peony industry’s global growth during dual international festivals through April 2025.
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Scientists Engineer Wolf Hybrids Resembling Extinct Dire Wolves
Colossal Biosciences unveils genetically engineered wolf hybrids modeled after extinct dire wolves, sparking debate over de-extinction science and conservation ethics.
Sand Martins Thrive as Yangtze Construction Pauses for Nature
Yichang construction sites halt operations to protect sand martin breeding grounds, highlighting China’s growing ecological preservation efforts along the Yangtze River.
Spotted Seals Thrive in China’s Coastal Wetlands as Conservation Efforts Pay Off
Spotted seals, China’s first-class protected species, flourish in Liaodong Bay, highlighting successful wetland conservation efforts driving ecological recovery.
Liaohekou Wetland Welcomes Tens of Thousands of Migratory Birds
Tens of thousands of migratory birds descend on Liaoning’s Liaohekou Wetland, spotlighting ecological efforts and Asia’s role in global biodiversity.
China’s Qingming Festival Embraces Digital and Eco-Friendly Tributes
China’s Qingming Festival sees tech integration with AI memorials and virtual tributes, balancing ancient customs with eco-friendly practices.
Chinese Scientists Unlock Tomato Heat Resistance Secret to Boost Crop Yields
Chinese researchers uncover molecular mechanism in tomatoes that delays flowering under heat stress, offering a path to climate-resilient crops.
China Commits to Green Growth Amid Global Climate Push
China announces expanded green energy partnerships and blue economy initiatives to drive sustainable growth and global climate collaboration.
China Intensifies Oversight on Yangtze River Conservation
China’s top political advisor Wang Huning calls for strengthened democratic oversight in Yangtze River conservation efforts amid nationwide ecological push.
Rare Stork Sighting in Guizhou Signals Ecological Success
Rare Asian openbill storks photographed for the first time in Guizhou, signaling potential ecological progress in China’s southwest region.
Chengdu Herons Showcase Unique Feeding Rituals Amid Eco-Revival
Grey herons in Chengdu draw attention with synchronized ‘flowing banquet’ feeding style, signaling successful river restoration and urban biodiversity revival.
Tiaozini Wetlands: Where Conservation Fuels Economic Growth
China’s Tiaozini Wetlands showcase how ecological preservation can drive sustainable economic growth, protecting endangered migratory birds while creating eco-friendly livelihoods.
AI-Powered Robotic Fish Transform Sustainable Aquaculture
Beijing researchers deploy AI-powered bionic fish to streamline aquaculture operations and support sustainable food production worldwide.
International Bird Day Highlights Asia’s Crucial Role in Avian Conservation
On International Bird Day, experts emphasize Asia’s pivotal role in avian conservation and its impact on global biodiversity and public health.
Severe Storms Disrupt Power in Great Lakes, Tennessee on Alert
Severe winter storms cause power outages in Michigan and Wisconsin, while Tennessee faces tornado risks. Analysis highlights regional and global implications.
China Dispatches Rescue Team to Aid Myanmar After Devastating Earthquake
China deploys a UN-certified rescue team to assist Myanmar after a 7.7-magnitude earthquake, reinforcing regional disaster cooperation.
China Leads Regional Aid Effort After Myanmar Earthquake Claims 1,700 Lives
Myanmar faces a rising death toll after a 7.7 magnitude earthquake; China mobilizes rescue teams and $13.9 million aid. International support grows.
Myanmar’s Devastating Earthquake: Experts Uncover Geological Causes
At least 1,644 killed as magnitude-7.7 quake strikes Myanmar. Chinese experts attribute the disaster to tectonic plate collisions along the Himalayan seismic belt.
Myanmar Earthquake Death Toll Rises; Regional Impact Sparks Global Aid
A magnitude-7.7 earthquake in Myanmar has killed 1,644, with regional impacts and international aid efforts escalating.
Aftershocks Shake Myanmar After Major 7.7 Magnitude Quake
Myanmar experiences 12 aftershocks following a 7.7 magnitude earthquake, with tectonic movements along the Sagaing Fault intensifying regional seismic risks.