China’s Pioneering Role in Global Biodiversity Conservation
Discover how China’s dedicated efforts in biodiversity conservation are making a global impact on the International Day for Biological Diversity.
Conservation
Rare Migratory Birds Flock to Gansu’s Gahai Lake Wetland
Rare migratory birds like the black-necked crane are entering breeding season at Gansu Province’s Gahai Lake wetland, enriching the ecosystem and highlighting the importance of biodiversity conservation.
China Showcases Rich Biodiversity for IDB 2024: “Be Part of the Plan”
China invites the world to “Be part of the Plan” on International Day for Biological Diversity 2024, showcasing its rich ecosystems and urging global action to halt biodiversity loss.
Professor Lew: The Chinese Giant Salamander Helping to Save Her Species
Professor Lew, a Chinese giant salamander rescued from smugglers, is now at London Zoo and could play a crucial role in saving her endangered species.
Rare Dolphin Hybrid Makes Waves at Zhengzhou Ocean Aquarium
A rare dolphin hybrid, born from a bottlenose mother and a Risso’s dolphin father, debuted at Zhengzhou Ocean Aquarium, marking a significant event for marine life conservation.
Sanjiangyuan: China’s Hidden Ecological Gem at the Roof of the World
Sanjiangyuan, China’s largest national nature reserve on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, is the source of the Yangtze, Yellow, and Lancang rivers, and a haven for diverse wildlife and ecosystems.
National Parks in China and France Lead the Way in Biodiversity Protection
China and France are safeguarding biodiversity through national parks like China’s Hainan Tropical Rainforest and France’s Cévennes National Park.
The Wreathed Hornbill’s Struggle for Survival
Known for its distinctive blue-black throat and curved bill, the wreathed hornbill is endangered due to hunting and habitat loss. Classified as vulnerable, it requires urgent conservation efforts.
Sei Whales Return to Argentina’s Coastline After a Century
After nearly a century, sei whales are returning to Argentina’s Patagonian coast, highlighting the success of global conservation efforts and the impact of measures like the ban on commercial whaling.
European Zoos Unite to Save Endangered Giant Otters
European zoos collaborate to save endangered giant otters by matching Manu from Hungary with Tibiri in the UK, offering hope for the species’ future.
Pregnant Tibetan Antelopes Begin Annual Migration to Hoh Xil
Pregnant Tibetan antelopes have begun their annual migration to Hoh Xil National Nature Reserve in northwest China’s Qinghai Province to give birth, marking a crucial period for the endangered species.
Guardians of Asia’s Lush Mountains and Lucid Waters: Unsung Heroes of Conservation
Discover the untold stories of rangers, researchers, and fire lookouts dedicating their lives to protecting Asia’s rich natural heritage.
China and U.S. Launch 10-Year Giant Panda Conservation Agreement
China and the U.S. have signed a 10-year giant panda conservation agreement, marking a significant step in international wildlife protection efforts.
Four Giant Pandas Make Enthralling Debut at Lanzhou Wild Animal Park
Four giant pandas made their public debut at Lanzhou Wild Animal Park, enchanting visitors and highlighting China’s ongoing conservation efforts.
Ten Spotted Seals Released into Wild off Dalian Coast
Ten spotted seals have been released into the wild off Dalian’s coast in northeast China’s Liaoning Province after rehabilitation and training, marking a significant step in marine conservation efforts.
Rare Wildlife Flourishes in Hainan’s Bawangling Rainforest
Discover the rare wildlife of Hainan’s Bawangling Rainforest, home to the critically endangered Hainan gibbon, Hainan partridge, and clouded leopard in China’s tropical paradise.
Beijing Welcomes Four New Bird Species as Wildlife Flourishes
Beijing’s terrestrial wildlife species have increased from 608 to 612, with four new bird species added. The city’s ecological improvements are attracting rare and endangered birds during migration seasons.
Beijing’s Wildlife Species Increase to 612 Amid Ecological Progress
Beijing’s terrestrial wildlife species have increased from 608 to 612, including 519 bird species, showcasing the city’s ongoing ecological improvements and conservation efforts.
Cousins Dedicate Lives to Rescuing Endangered Przewalski’s Gazelles in Qinghai Province
Two cousins in northwest China’s Qinghai Province have dedicated themselves to rescuing endangered Przewalski’s gazelles since 2016, playing a crucial role in increasing their population.
Chinese Scientists Intensify Efforts to Protect Rare Carp Species in Yangtze River Source
Chinese scientists intensify efforts to protect a unique carp species in the Dangqu River, a main source of the Yangtze, as part of China’s strategy to restore the ecosystem of its longest river.