A Vibrant Winter Morning in East China’s Liren Village
Morning mist rises along the Yushui River in east China’s Liren Village, as wild ducks enliven the chilly winter day.
Nature
Explore the planet’s natural wonders, with special attention to Asia’s diverse environments and wildlife through inspiring videos and stories.
Waterbird Numbers in Eastern Australia Plummet 50% Amid Dry Conditions
Waterbird numbers in eastern Australia have plummeted by 50% in one year due to dry conditions, according to an annual survey by UNSW Sydney, raising concerns over biodiversity and ecosystem health.
Harmony Keepers: Guardians of China’s Milu Deer
Meet the dedicated guardians of the milu deer in Jiangsu Province’s Dafeng Milu National Nature Reserve, who work tirelessly to protect these unique animals.
Rare Tornado Strikes Near San Francisco Amid Nationwide Storms
A rare tornado struck near San Francisco amid severe storms across 23 U.S. states, bringing heavy rain and snow.
Myanmar Initiates Measures to Mitigate Human-Elephant Conflicts in Yangon Region
Efforts are underway in Myanmar’s Yangon region to mitigate conflicts between humans and wild elephants. Authorities are implementing strategies to control elephant movements and promote coexistence.
Severe Heat Wave Hits Southeast Australia: Millions Brace for High Temperatures
Millions in southeast Australia are preparing for severe heat as temperatures are set to surpass 40°C, prompting emergency warnings and fire bans across Victoria and parts of South Australia.
Chaoyang District: Beijing’s Urban Oasis of Greenery and Tranquility
Chaoyang District in Beijing offers a green sanctuary amid the city’s concrete jungle, boasting lush parks and a forest coverage rate of 48.08 percent.
Wildlife Flourishes in Winter at Jiangsu Yancheng Wetlands
The Jiangsu Yancheng Wetland and Rare Birds National Nature Reserve in Jiangsu Province becomes a winter paradise as wildlife like red-crowned cranes, black-winged stilts, and milu deer thrive.
Melody of Return: Macao Celebrates 25th Anniversary with Spectacular Flower Exhibition
A vibrant flower exhibition titled “Melody of Return” celebrates the 25th anniversary of Macao’s return to China, featuring stunning Dahlias and showcasing the city’s cultural heritage.
Rare Birds Return to Beijing, Signaling Environmental Renewal
Rare birds are returning to Beijing’s waterways, reflecting significant improvements in the city’s ecological environment. The Yongding River and Miyun Reservoir are now havens for migratory species.
COP16 Concludes in Riyadh with 39 Key Decisions and $12 Billion in Pledges
UNCCD’s COP16 concluded in Riyadh, adopting 39 decisions and securing over $12 billion to combat desertification, land degradation, and drought worldwide.
Ancient Ginseng Cultivation Flourishes in Liaoning’s Kuandian
Kuandian in Liaoning province thrives as a hub for ginseng cultivation, preserving centuries-old agricultural heritage. A new documentary by China Media Group highlights local efforts to protect the “King of Herbs”.
Guardians of Harmony: Black-Necked Cranes Grace Sichuan\u0027s Zoige Wetlands
Discover the majestic black-necked cranes of Sichuan\u0027s Zoige Wetlands—a symbol of harmony and a testament to the rich biodiversity of China\u0027s highland ecosystems.
Heat Wave Triggers Massive Decline of Seabirds in Alaska
A marine heat wave from 2014 to 2016 wiped out four million common murres in Alaska, triggering a catastrophic population collapse with long-term ecosystem implications.
Study Warns Seawater Could Infiltrate Freshwater Supplies in 75% of Coastal Areas by 2100
A new study by NASA’s JPL warns that seawater could infiltrate freshwater supplies in 75% of coastal areas worldwide by 2100, posing significant risks to drinking water, agriculture, and ecosystems.
Paris 2024 Organizers Claim Significant Reduction in Olympic Carbon Emissions
Paris 2024 organizers announce a significant reduction in carbon emissions, achieving a 54.6% cut compared to previous Games, highlighting efforts toward more sustainable international events.
China’s Mega Water Diversion Project Transforms Lives of 185 Million
China’s South-to-North Water Diversion Project has directly benefited over 185 million people by channeling water from the resource-rich south to the drought-prone north over the past decade.
Qixia Mountain in Nanjing Blazes with Autumn Red
Qixia Mountain in Nanjing dazzles visitors as it enters peak red-leaf season, showcasing breathtaking autumn scenery alongside rich cultural heritage sites like the ancient Qixia Temple.
IMD 2024: Promoting Sustainable Mountain Development Through Innovation and Youth
International Mountain Day 2024 focuses on innovation, adaptation, and youth to promote sustainable development in mountainous areas worldwide.
Shapotou’s Green Transformation: Pushing Back the Tengger Desert
Shapotou in northwest China’s Zhongwei City has transformed from a desert-threatened area to a green oasis, pushing back the Tengger Desert through innovative techniques and community efforts.