Furry Ambassadors: Xining Wildlife Park Promotes Plateau Biodiversity
Xining Wildlife Park introduces plush toys inspired by the rare species of the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau to raise awareness for biodiversity and wildlife protection.
Biodiversity
Record Sightings of Yangtze Finless Porpoises Signal Conservation Success in East China
Environmental monitoring authorities in Jiangsu Province report a record number of Yangtze finless porpoise sightings during the second-quarter population survey.
Art Meets Nature: China’s Botanical Garden Debuts Endangered Plant Embroidery
The China National Botanical Garden has launched a series of embroidered brooches featuring endangered plants, blending traditional art with biodiversity education.
New Zealand Expands Marine Protection with Five New Reserves Along Otago Coast
New Zealand to establish five new marine reserves along the Otago coast starting July 1 to protect endangered penguins, sea lions, and vital coral communities.
Rare Oriental Darter Spotted for First Time in Guangdong’s Huizhou
A rare Oriental darter has been recorded for the first time in Guangdong, highlighting the improving biodiversity and healthy wetland ecosystems in Huizhou.
The Vibrant Splendor of Yani National Wetland Park: A Haven of Biodiversity in Xizang
Explore the breathtaking biodiversity of Yani National Wetland Park in Nyingchi, Xizang, a sanctuary of 768 species where the Nyang and Yarlung Zangbo rivers meet.
The Return of the Fairy Bird: Crested Ibis Population Soars in China
Once on the brink of extinction with only seven birds in 1981, the crested ibis population has grown to over 12,000 across the Chinese mainland.
From 7 to 12,000: The Remarkable Recovery of the Crested Ibis
A conservation milestone: The crested ibis population has grown from just seven wild birds to over 12,000, marking a triumph for biodiversity in the Chinese mainland.
Nature’s Haven: The Vibrant Life of Ningxia’s Qingtongxia Reservoir Wetland
Explore the Qingtongxia Reservoir Wetland in Ningxia, a vital sanctuary for migratory birds and a flourishing hub of biodiversity in Northwest China.
China Showcases Local Conservation Gains on International Day for Biological Diversity
On May 22, 2026, the Chinese mainland highlights its biodiversity successes in wetland restoration and species protection for International Day for Biological Diversity.
Rare Gaoligong Hoolock Gibbons Captured in Playful Moments in Yunnan
New footage captures the rare Gaoligong hoolock gibbons in Yunnan, showcasing a growing population and the success of conservation efforts on the Chinese mainland.
Rare Small Indian Civet Spotted in Jiangxi: A Sign of Thriving Ecosystems
Rare footage of a Small Indian Civet in Jiangxi’s Taohongling National Nature Reserve signals improving ecosystem health and stable wildlife populations in east China.
Nature’s Nursery: Heartwarming Bird Parenting at Dianchi Lake
Experience the heartwarming sights of waterbirds raising their young at Dianchi Lake, a testament to China’s successful biodiversity conservation efforts in Yunnan.
Nature’s Spectacle: Yunnan’s Butterfly Valley Sees Largest Swarm in a Decade
Butterfly Valley in Yunnan Province is experiencing its largest butterfly explosion in nearly a decade, with billions of butterflies filling the sky in a stunning display of biodiversity.
China and Russia Forge a Shared Ecological Future Through Wildlife Conservation
China and Russia are enhancing cross-border ecological protection, leading to a significant recovery of Amur tiger and leopard populations in the Chinese mainland.
Master of Disguise: Discover the ‘Two-Headed’ Snake of Guangxi
Meet Calamaria incredibilis, a tiny, nonvenomous snake from southwestern China that uses a clever mimicry trick to evade predators.
Nature’s Master of Disguise: The ‘Two-Headed’ Snake of the Chinese Mainland
Researchers have documented Calamaria incredibilis, a nonvenomous snake in the Chinese mainland that mimics a two-headed predator to survive.
Yangtze River’s Great Revival: A Decade of Ecological Transformation
Explore the decade-long journey of the Yangtze River’s ecological transformation, highlighting major gains in water quality and biodiversity recovery.
Côte d’Ivoire Faces Environmental Crisis as Forest Cover Plummets by Over 80%
Côte d’Ivoire has lost 80-90% of its forest cover, dropping from 16 million to 3 million hectares, sparking urgent calls for sustainable protection and biodiversity efforts.
Wings Across Borders: Celebrating World Migratory Bird Day 2026
World Migratory Bird Day 2026 highlights how public observations help scientists track migration and protect global ecosystems under the theme “Every Bird Counts.”