Haikou’s Wuyuanhe Wetland Park Emerges as Ecological Sanctuary
Haikou’s Wuyuanhe Wetland Park sets new standards for urban ecological preservation in 2025, blending biodiversity conservation with sustainable tourism development.
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China’s Green Guardians: Giving Nature a Voice in 2025
In 2025, China’s conservationists Xi Zhinong and Zhou Zhaoli continue their mission to protect endangered species, amplifying nature’s voice through photography and grassroots efforts.
China Expands Giant Panda Conservation with New Sichuan Base
China opens a new giant panda conservation base in Sichuan, enhancing breeding, research, and global cooperation efforts to protect the iconic species.
China’s Snow Leopard Population Shows Promising Growth
China’s snow leopard population stabilizes, reflecting successful conservation efforts in protecting Asia’s high-altitude ecosystems and biodiversity.
China’s Autumn Skies Alive with Migratory Bird Spectacle
China’s autumn skies host spectacular bird migrations, boosted by wetland conservation efforts. Live coverage reveals nature’s enduring rhythms across Asia’s changing landscapes.
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.
Guardians of Jiaohe: Preserving History in China’s Turpan
Gulbakram Mumin continues her family’s legacy as a guardian of the ancient Jiaohe Ruins in Turpan, blending history, education, and cultural preservation.
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.
China Enacts National Park Law to Boost Conservation and Tourism
China adopts landmark National Park Law to enhance conservation and sustainable tourism, effective January 2026. New framework balances ecology and economic growth.
China Launches 3-Year Initiative to Boost Bird Conservation
China announces a three-year national campaign to protect bird populations through habitat conservation, anti-poaching measures, and public education programs.
Matriarchs Rule: Inside Golden Snub-Nosed Monkey Families
Female golden snub-nosed monkeys lead complex social groups where males must earn their place through grooming and affection. Discover their unique family dynamics.
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.
UN Leader Joins West Lake Cleanup: A Morning of Environmental Action
Former UN leader Erik Solheim partners with local volunteer Zhu Shuhong in a symbolic West Lake cleanup, highlighting China’s grassroots environmental efforts.
China’s Global Impact: Wildlife, Green Energy, and Cultural Revival
From desert solar farms to Angkor Wat’s restoration, discover how China’s global collaborations drive ecological and cultural revitalization across Asia.
Ancient Fern Forest Discovered in China’s Yunnan Mountains
Over 3,000 endangered spider-monkey tree ferns found thriving in a protected Yunnan forest, highlighting China’s biodiversity conservation efforts.
Crested Ibis Revival: China’s Conservation Triumph Unfolds
China’s crested ibis, once near extinction, thrives again through decades-long conservation, expanding across provinces and neighboring regions. A wildlife success story.
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.
China Adds Two UNESCO Global Geoparks, Leads Global List
China adds two UNESCO Global Geoparks in Qinghai and Chongqing, solidifying its global lead with 49 sites. The parks showcase geological heritage and sustainable development goals.