Rare Acer Miaotaiense Thrives in NW China’s Taibai Mountain Reserve
Researchers discover thriving population of protected Acer miaotaiense maple species in Shaanxi’s Taibai Mountain Reserve, signaling ecological health.
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World Lake Day Highlights Freshwater Ecosystems’ Vital Role
UN’s first World Lake Day underscores the critical role of freshwater ecosystems in climate resilience and cultural heritage preservation.
World’s Smallest Freshwater Turtle Hatches at Mexican Zoo
Guadalajara Zoo celebrates the hatching of the critically endangered Vallarta mud turtle, marking a milestone in global conservation efforts.
Dugongs Reappear in Nansha Islands, Signaling Ecological Revival
Dugongs, once declared extinct along the Chinese mainland coast, have been spotted near Yongshu Reef, highlighting successful conservation efforts in the Nansha Islands.
Rare Dugong Sighting Revives Hope in South China Sea Biodiversity
Chinese researchers confirm rare dugong sighting near Yongshu Reef, marking the first in 30 years and highlighting marine biodiversity efforts in the South China Sea.
Qinling Mountains: A Model for Human-Wildlife Coexistence
Three decades of ecological efforts in China’s Qinling Mountains showcase successful coexistence between humans and endangered species, offering a global conservation model.
China’s National Parks Drive Wildlife Revival, Pandas Thrive
China’s expanding national park system reports rising giant panda populations, signaling a conservation breakthrough in Sichuan’s mountains.
Guardians of the Plateau: A Day with Xizang’s Wildlife Rangers
Follow ranger Tsultrim Tharchin in Xizang’s Serling Tso Reserve as he monitors wildlife at 4,800 meters, showcasing conservation efforts on the Tibetan Plateau.
China’s Wild Horse Population Surpasses 900 Milestone
China’s Przewalski’s horse population reaches 900, marking a conservation triumph 40 years after reintroduction to Xinjiang and other regions.
Yunnan’s Wild Asian Elephant Population Soars to 300 Amid Conservation Success
Yunnan’s wild Asian elephant population triples to over 300 through habitat protection and innovative monitoring systems, fostering human-elephant coexistence.
‘Land of Diversity II’ Explores Humanity’s Bond with Nature
The documentary ‘Land of Diversity II’ examines humanity’s evolving relationship with nature, blending science, culture, and global perspectives.
China’s Tech Breakthrough: Facial Recognition for Monkeys Aids Conservation
Chinese researchers develop facial recognition technology to track and protect wild monkeys, revolutionizing conservation efforts with AI and smart tools.
China Establishes Legal Framework for 5 National Parks to Boost Conservation
China completes property rights registration for five national parks, enhancing ecological conservation and resource management across critical ecosystems.
Asia’s Moon Bears Face Threats: Conservation Urged on International Day
On International Moon Bear Day, experts highlight threats to Asia’s iconic bears and call for urgent conservation efforts to protect dwindling populations.
New Atlas Unveils Qilian Mountains’ Rare Wildlife
A new atlas documents rare wildlife in China’s Qilian Mountains, combining scientific research with visual storytelling to highlight ecological conservation efforts.
Desert’s Living Skin: How Biological Crusts Combat Sand Expansion
In China’s Gurbantunggut Desert, biological soil crusts stabilize sand and combat desertification. Scientists explore their role in ecosystem recovery.
China’s Yangtze Finless Porpoise Population Rebounds Through Artificial Breeding
Artificial breeding programs boost population of critically endangered Yangtze finless porpoises, signaling ecological progress in China’s longest river system.
Explore Qianjiangyuan: Zhejiang’s Natural Oxygen Bar Revealed
Discover Qianjiangyuan National Park in Zhejiang, a biodiversity hotspot with 97% forest coverage, ancient trees, and stunning landscapes. A must-visit for nature enthusiasts.
China’s Ecological Rangers Champion Biodiversity on World Ranger Day
China marks environmental milestones as ecological rangers protect 2.3 million sq km of protected areas, balancing conservation with sustainable development.
Hainan Gibbons Make a Comeback: Conservation Efforts Pay Off
Hainan’s gibbon population rebounds from 13 to 42 under Zhou Zhaoli’s leadership, symbolizing a triumph in conservation and community-driven environmental efforts.