Yangtze River Revival: Biodiversity Rebounds After Fishing Ban
China’s Yangtze River basin reports a surge in native fish species following a decade-long fishing ban, signaling ecological recovery.
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Golden Snub-Nosed Monkeys Debut in Europe as China-France Conservation Effort
Three golden snub-nosed monkeys from China debut in France, marking a milestone in cross-border wildlife conservation and China-France cooperation.
Rare Corsac Foxes Spotted in Inner Mongolia: A Conservation Win
A rare pair of corsac foxes, once endangered, has been spotted in Inner Mongolia, highlighting conservation success and ecological balance in China’s grasslands.
Golden Eagles Craft ‘Love Nest’ in China’s Gansu: Rare Footage
Rare infrared footage captures golden eagles building nests in Gansu’s nature reserve, showcasing China’s biodiversity conservation achievements.
China Establishes 903 National Wetland Parks in 20 Years
China established 903 national wetland parks over two decades, protecting 2.4 million hectares and key wildlife species, announced at an international seminar in Hangzhou.
China’s ‘Giant Panda of Plants’ Takes Root in Greening Efforts
China pioneers urban greening using the rare dove tree, a 60-million-year-old species blending ecological protection with economic opportunities.
Rare Dove Tree Blooms Enchant China’s Fanjing Mountain
Spectacular blooms of the rare ‘dove tree’ transform China’s Fanjing Mountain into a UNESCO-protected wonder, highlighting biodiversity and conservation successes.
Crested Ibis Soars Back: China’s Conservation Success Story
China’s crested ibis population rebounds from near extinction through decades of conservation, now thriving across multiple provinces and East Asia.
China’s Green Harmony: Nature and Progress in Focus
China’s green transition showcases thriving ecosystems and clean energy growth, balancing ecological protection with sustainable development.
China’s Crested Ibis Soars: Conservation Success Unfolds
China’s crested ibis makes historic comeback through decades of conservation, expanding habitats across Asia while inspiring ecological cooperation.
Rare Glossy Ibises Signal Qingdao’s Ecological Revival
Rare glossy ibises, rarer than pandas, spotted in Qingdao’s wetlands, signaling ecological improvements from sustained conservation efforts.
Crested Ibis Revival: Wild Population Thrives in Central China
A self-sustaining wild crested ibis population emerges in Hunan, China, marked by a healthy newborn chick—a critical win for global conservation efforts.
UK’s River Revival: How ‘Re-Wiggling’ Restores Ecosystems
England’s ‘re-wiggling’ movement restores rivers to their natural curves, reviving ecosystems and offering lessons for global environmental challenges.
Cross-Border Gibbon Revival Signals Conservation Triumph
Vietnam-China collaboration revives near-extinct Eastern Black Crested Gibbons through tech-driven cross-border conservation efforts.
Panda Brothers Thrive in Hainan: A Glimpse into Their Tropical Paradise
Panda brothers Gong Gong and Shun Shun thrive in Hainan’s tropical sanctuary, showcasing conservation success ahead of the 2023 Hainan Expo.
Egrets Return to Yunnan’s Restored Wetland Highlight Ecological Revival
Yunnan’s Dianxi River Wetland revitalization attracts egrets, showcasing successful ecological restoration and sustainable development strategies.
Scientists Engineer Wolf Hybrids Resembling Extinct Dire Wolves
Colossal Biosciences unveils genetically engineered wolf hybrids modeled after extinct dire wolves, sparking debate over de-extinction science and conservation ethics.
Celebrity Sparks Bird Conservation Through Photography in China
Actor Li Xian’s bird photography sparks conservation dialogue in China, praised by environmental authorities as migratory season highlights ecological significance.
Sand Martins Thrive as Yangtze Construction Pauses for Nature
Yichang construction sites halt operations to protect sand martin breeding grounds, highlighting China’s growing ecological preservation efforts along the Yangtze River.
Rare Stork Sighting in Guizhou Signals Ecological Success
Rare Asian openbill storks photographed for the first time in Guizhou, signaling potential ecological progress in China’s southwest region.