Twin Giant Pandas Debut in Harbin’s New Habitat
Twin giant pandas Zhi Shi and Zhi Ma debut at Harbin’s Sun Island Panda Pavilion, highlighting China’s conservation efforts and boosting cultural tourism in Heilongjiang Province.
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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.
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.
UNDP: China’s Ecological Vision Fuels Global Sustainability Goals
UNDP praises China’s ‘lucid waters, lush mountains’ approach as blueprint for achieving UN Sustainable Development Goals across industries.
China’s Straw Checkerboards Pioneer Global Desert Control Efforts
China’s straw checkerboards in Ningxia transform deserts into green networks, offering a model for global ecological governance. #DesertControl #Sustainability
China’s Eco-Innovation Gains Global Attention in New Think Tank Report
New report analyzes China’s ecological governance model and its global implications, offering insights into sustainable development strategies.
China’s Green Revival Nurtures Youth Dreams in Mountain Teahouses
In China’s Anji County, young people find new purpose through eco-friendly lifestyles, supported by national green policies reshaping rural economies and cultural identities.
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.
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.
Live: Explore Minghu Lake’s Serene Beauty in Zhejiang
Tune in to CGTN’s livestream of Minghu Lake, Zhejiang’s ecological marvel blending wetlands, waterways, and traditional watertown architecture.
Panda Maozhu Celebrates 11th Birthday with Festive Treats in Yunnan
Yunnan’s giant panda Maozhu turns 11 with custom cake, highlighting China’s wildlife conservation efforts and growing ecotourism appeal.
Lion and Tiger Forge Rare Cross-Species Bond at Beijing Wildlife Park
An African lion and white Bengal tiger at Beijing Wildlife Park showcase a rare cross-species bond, offering insights into animal behavior and conservation efforts.
Hainan’s Wetland Haven: A Sanctuary for Migratory Birds and Biodiversity
Hainan’s Changjiang Haiwei National Wetland Park shelters 212 bird species, including rare migratory birds, while balancing ecological protection and regional development.
Rare Oriental Darter Spotted in Hainan for First Time
First recorded sighting of near-threatened Oriental darter in Hainan highlights China’s ecological conservation progress and wetland preservation importance.
Xi Jinping’s Eco Vision: New Book Guides China’s Green Future
The first volume of Xi Jinping’s selected works on ecological civilization is published, outlining China’s environmental strategies and global sustainability goals.
Hainan Targets Mangrove Expansion by 2025 to Boost Coastal Resilience
Hainan province aims to expand mangrove forests by 2025, enhancing coastal resilience and biodiversity as China’s primary mangrove hub with all 26 native species.
Rare Hainan Eld’s Deer Thrive in Conservation Success Story
Hainan’s Bangxi Nature Reserve reports over 200 endangered Eld’s deer, marking a conservation milestone for China’s tropical island province.
Guizhou Snub-Nosed Monkeys Thrive Under Expanded Protection Efforts
Conservation efforts in Guizhou’s Mount Fanjing protect the endangered snub-nosed monkeys, with only 850 left globally. Learn how initiatives are boosting their survival.
China Launches Largest Rewilding Base to Save Critically Endangered Tigers
China opens largest rewilding base in Fujian to save critically endangered South China tigers, with two adults entering semi-wild adaptation this week.
Tiger ‘Slaps’: Playful Social Behavior Explained by Experts
New research reveals tigers’ playful ‘slapping’ behavior in Fujian’s nature reserve serves as social communication, challenging assumptions about solitary predators.