Jingde County: A Model of Ecological Harmony in East China
Jingde County in East China showcases ecological excellence with pristine air, 100% water quality compliance, and thriving biodiversity, serving as a model for sustainable development.
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US Photographer Captures China’s Green Transformation Through Lens
American photographer Kyle Obermann documents China’s environmental progress through stunning wildlife imagery, bridging cultural understanding between East and West.
Hainan Wetland Thrives with Buffalo-Egret Symbiosis
Water buffalo and egrets maintain ecological balance in Hainan’s wetlands, showcasing nature’s harmony and China’s biodiversity conservation efforts.
China’s ‘Panda Village’ Blends Ecology and Community
A remote Chinese village in the Qinling Mountains demonstrates successful coexistence between giant panda conservation and sustainable community development.
Bats and Axolotls: Nature’s Blueprint for Human Longevity?
Scientists study bats and axolotls to unlock genetic secrets of longevity, offering insights into healthier human aging and medical breakthroughs.
Liaodong Bay’s Spotted Seals Thrive Amid Conservation Efforts
Liaodong Bay’s conservation efforts protect rare spotted seals and marine biodiversity, aligning with World Maritime Day 2025’s theme of ocean stewardship.
Iceland’s Green Revival: Restoring Lost Forests in the Land of Fire and Ice
Iceland’s ambitious reforestation project combats centuries of deforestation and volcanic damage, aiming to restore 140,000 football pitches of resilient woodlands. #ClimateAction #Ecology
Wild Horses Return to Dunhuang Reserve After Decades-Long Revival
China relocates 28 Przewalski’s horses to Dunhuang Xihu National Nature Reserve, marking a milestone in decades-long conservation efforts to revive the world’s last wild horse species.
Wild Pere David’s Deer Thrive in Jiangsu Wetlands
Jiangsu’s Tiaozini Wetlands showcase successful conservation of once-endangered Pere David’s deer alongside vital migratory bird habitats.
China Releases 28 Przewalski’s Horses to Wild in Conservation Milestone
China releases 28 Przewalski’s horses into the wild, marking a milestone in decades-long conservation efforts to revive the species from near extinction.
Historic Reintroduction: Przewalski’s Horses Return to Wild in China
28 Przewalski’s horses reintroduced into China’s Dunhuang West Lake Reserve, marking a milestone in wildlife conservation efforts across the Hexi Corridor.
Coral Reefs in Crisis: A Silent Warning from the Ocean’s Heart
Coral reefs face unprecedented threats from climate change and human activity. Explore their fragile beauty and the urgent call for global conservation efforts.
US-Mexico Border Wall Threatens Jaguar Migration, Conservationists Warn
Conservationists warn new sections of the U.S.-Mexico border wall are disrupting jaguar migration routes, threatening cross-border populations of Latin America’s largest feline.
China Establishes Huangyan Dao Nature Reserve to Protect Marine Biodiversity
China establishes Huangyan Dao National Nature Reserve to protect its rich marine ecosystem, promoting biodiversity and sustainable development in the South China Sea.
China Establishes Huangyan Island as National Nature Reserve
China designates Huangyan Island as a national nature reserve to protect marine biodiversity, balancing ecological goals with regional dynamics.
China Establishes Huangyan Dao National Nature Reserve in South China Sea
China’s State Council approves Huangyan Dao National Nature Reserve to protect South China Sea ecosystems, balancing conservation and sustainable development.
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.
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.