Indonesia Bolsters Preparedness for Potential Megathrust Earthquakes
Indonesia is actively preparing for potential megathrust earthquakes that could trigger devastating tsunamis, with high-risk zones identified across major islands.
Nature
Explore the planet’s natural wonders, with special attention to Asia’s diverse environments and wildlife through inspiring videos and stories.
Guardians of the Plateau: Rescuing Wildlife at 3,000 Meters in Western China
At Nyanpo Yuzee in western China, photographer Choegyab and young conservationists are protecting plateau wildlife, including black-necked cranes, through observation and a new rescue base at 3,000 meters.
Discovering Hua’ao Island’s Ancient Stone Pillars
Hua’ao Island’s stone pillars in Xiangshan County, thicker than those at the Giant’s Causeway, showcase nature’s extraordinary craftsmanship.
Record 11,175 Raptors Spotted in a Single Day at NE China’s Nature Reserve
Over 11,000 raptors were recorded in a single day at the Liaoning Snake Island-Laotie Mountain National Nature Reserve, marking a new record and highlighting the region’s vital role in migratory bird conservation.
Survival Struggles of Great Crested Terns in Xiangshan County
Explore the survival challenges of the critically endangered great crested terns in Xiangshan County, as captured in CGTN’s ‘Wild China Up Close.’
EU Proposes Nearly €120 Million Aid for Weather-Hit Farmers in Five Countries
The European Commission proposes €119.7 million in financial support to farmers in five countries affected by severe weather, signaling EU solidarity in combating climate challenges.
Echoes of China’s Ethnic Minorities: The Ewenki People
Discover the Ewenki people, known as “the last hunting tribe in China,” who inhabit the untraversed grasslands and forests of Hulunbir City in north China\u2019s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.
Super Typhoon Yagi: China’s Strongest Autumn Storm Since 1949
Super Typhoon Yagi, the strongest autumn typhoon to hit China since 1949, caused significant damage after maintaining its status for 64 hours, followed by Typhoons Bebinca and Pulasan impacting Shanghai and Zhejiang Province.
Is China’s Electric Vehicle Industry a Threat to Western Automakers?
China’s booming electric vehicle industry faces hefty tariffs from the US and EU, sparking debate over trade and environmental priorities amid the global climate crisis.
Young Rangers Safeguard Wildlife in China’s Qilian Mountain National Park
A team of young rangers in China’s Qilian Mountain National Park dedicates their lives to rescuing and protecting rare wildlife, overcoming challenges to safeguard the park’s rich biodiversity.
Half of Ecuador Faces Power Cuts Amid Historic Drought
Ecuador suspends electricity service for nine hours in half of its provinces due to a historic drought reducing hydroelectric water levels, with 19 areas on red alert.
Global Rhino Numbers Rise Amid Alarming Surge in Poaching
Despite a slight rise in global rhino populations, a surge in poaching, especially in South Africa, poses a significant threat to conservation efforts, according to a new report.
Groundbreaking Series ‘In Fact with Kyle Obermann’ Premieres on CGTN
A groundbreaking series, ‘In Fact with Kyle Obermann’, is premiering on CGTN, exploring China’s environmental record and its global impact.
Swiss Voters Face Crucial Decision on Biodiversity Protection
Swiss voters are set to decide on a proposal to bolster biodiversity protection, balancing environmental concerns with economic interests.
Southern China Braces for Possible Flooding as Rains Intensify
China’s Ministry of Water Resources warns that small and medium-sized rivers in southern regions may exceed flood alert levels due to heavy rains expected from Sunday to Wednesday.
Conservation Efforts in Hubei Boost Milu Deer and Yangtze Finless Porpoise Populations
Conservation efforts in Hubei have led to a significant rise in the populations of the milu deer and Yangtze finless porpoise, two rare species under first-class state protection in China.
From China’s Deserts to Southeast Asia: Crabapples Bring New Taste Sensation
Chinese crabapples from Inner Mongolia’s Horqin Sandy Land are making their way to Southeast Asian markets, symbolizing a fruitful transformation of desert lands and boosting international trade.
Heavy Rain Triggers Floods and Landslides in Japan’s Noto Region
Heavy rain battered Japan’s Noto region, triggering floods and landslides in an area still recovering from a deadly earthquake earlier this year. Authorities have issued top-level alerts and urge residents to be cautious.
End of an Era: Zoo Atlanta’s Pandas Returning to China Mid-October
After 25 years, Zoo Atlanta’s four giant pandas are returning to China in mid-October as their conservation agreement concludes, marking the end of a significant era for the zoo and wildlife conservation.
Harmony in the Sands: The Guo Family’s Legacy in China’s Mu Us Desert
Discover how the Guo family’s multi-generational efforts have transformed China’s Mu Us Desert from barren sands into flourishing forests, highlighting the nation’s commitment to harmony between man and nature.