News & Insights Across Asia
International research teams, including one from California, are working to protect the rare Chinese white dolphins, once thought to be extinct. Their collaborative efforts aim to ensure the survival of these unique pink-hued marine mammals.
Over 60,000 birds, including protected species, are wintering in north China’s Hengshui Lake Nature Reserve, showcasing significant ecological improvements.
Mount Huangshan in China exemplifies how natural beauty is preserved alongside thriving tourism. Sustainable practices make it a model for balancing conservation and tourism.
The Yangtze finless porpoise, China’s ‘panda in the water’, faces extinction. Discover how dedicated conservationists are striving to save this rare species in ‘Smiling Angels of the Yangtze’.
Discover the inspiring journey of the Yangtze finless porpoise, known as the ‘smiling angel’, as conservation efforts offer hope for this endangered species in China’s great river.
Hanbao, the first second-generation Yangtze finless porpoise born under China’s captive-breeding program, turns three. His growth marks a significant milestone in conservation efforts for this endangered species.
Once on the brink of extinction, the Yangtze finless porpoise, known as the ‘smiling angel’, is making a comeback thanks to China’s comprehensive conservation efforts.
A new documentary, ‘The Call of Glaciers,’ follows Generation Z conservationist Palyang as she seeks to protect China’s dwindling rivers in the face of climate change.
Singapore bids farewell to its first-born giant panda, Le Le, as he prepares to return to China. The farewell ceremony at Mandai Wildlife Reserve marks a significant moment in wildlife conservation efforts.
A scarlet ibis, known as the ‘world’s reddest bird,’ was recently spotted in Nanning’s wetlands, drawing birdwatchers and highlighting the area’s rich biodiversity.
Sixty rescued and protected birds, including endangered species, have been released back into the wild at Poyang Lake in China's Jiangxi Province after successful rehabilitation.
Discover Beijing’s wild side with over 500 bird species recorded in the city. Learn how wildlife conservationist Terry Townshend uncovers the natural wonders hidden within China’s bustling capital.
UK conservationist Terry Townshend reveals Beijing’s hidden wildlife, sharing how the city has become a haven for birdwatchers and a crucial stopover for migratory birds on the East Asian-Australasian Flyway.
An 80-year-old man in Gaodong Village, Guangdong Province, dedicates himself to protecting two 500-year-old Chinese swamp cypresses, preserving these ‘living fossils’ for future generations.
Four endangered Oriental white storks were spotted at Huajiahu Lake in China’s Anhui Province, highlighting the importance of conservation efforts to protect these rare birds and their habitats.
Li Xia breeds crested ibises in habitats mirroring the wild, boosting their survival chances upon release into nature.
Flocks of migratory birds, including egrets and cranes, have arrived at wetlands in China’s Hebei Province, creating picturesque scenes and highlighting the need for wetland conservation.
The first captive-bred female Yangtze finless porpoise was born on June 27, 2022, in Wuhan, marking a historic milestone in China’s 26-year effort to save this endangered species.
China’s Jiuzhaigou and Croatia’s Plitvice Lakes National Park, two natural wonders of Eurasia, collaborate on karst conservation, linking the “green Silk Road” through shared ecological efforts.
In Datong, a historic town in Anhui Province, residents are devoted to protecting the Yangtze finless porpoise and their Mother River, showcasing a powerful commitment to environmental conservation.