Community Effort Saves Brown Bear Trapped in Sichuan Pit
A collaborative rescue by police and villagers freed a brown bear from a deep pit in Sichuan, followed by safety measures to protect local wildlife.
Conservation
Rare ‘Dove Trees’ Bloom in Guizhou’s UNESCO Heritage Site
Thousands of rare dove trees bloom at Mount Fanjing, highlighting China’s biodiversity and sustainable tourism growth in Guizhou Province.
China Expands UNESCO Global Geoparks to 51 with New Additions
China adds two UNESCO Global Geoparks in Zhejiang and Sichuan, bringing its total to 51. The sites highlight geological heritage and sustainable tourism in Asia.
Central China Declared Global Biodiversity Hotspot in 2026
Scientists propose central China as a new global biodiversity hotspot, revealing unique plant species and urgent conservation needs in 2026.
Yangtze River Ecosystems Rebound Under Decade-Long Fishing Ban
China’s 10-year Yangtze fishing ban shows significant ecological recovery five years after implementation, with endangered species rebounding and water quality improving.
China’s Qinling Mountains See Notable Ecological Recovery, Report Finds
A 2026 report highlights ecological recovery in China’s Qinling Mountains, citing expanded forests and wetlands as key achievements in regional conservation efforts.
Yellow River Estuary Emerges as Premier Bird Sanctuary Following UNESCO Recognition
UNESCO-listed Yellow River Estuary sees record bird populations in 2026, boosting eco-tourism and conservation efforts in Shandong Province.
Rare Northern Pig-Tailed Macaques Spotted in Yunnan Reserve, Signaling Conservation Success
A rare family of northern pig-tailed macaques, a vulnerable species, was observed in Yunnan’s Lancang River Nature Reserve, highlighting successful local conservation efforts.
Beijing’s Skies Welcome Rare Eagles as Ecology Rebounds
Rare eagles return to Beijing’s suburbs as environmental initiatives show results, signaling ecological recovery in northern China’s capital region.
South China Sea Tree-Planting Drive Revives Fragile Island Ecosystems
Volunteers launch a tree-planting campaign on Beidao Island to restore the South China Sea’s fragile ecosystems, promoting regional environmental resilience.
Wuhan Residents Rally to Protect 120-Year-Old Tree in Urban Conservation Effort
Wuhan residents embrace a 120-year-old hackberry tree in a city-wide conservation campaign, highlighting urban ecological preservation efforts in modern China.
Rare ‘Living Fossil’ Tree Unearthed in Guangxi Sparks Scientific Excitement
Over 1,000 endangered ‘living fossil’ trees discovered in Guangxi, offering new insights into prehistoric ecosystems and climate history.
Women Rangers Lead Conservation Efforts in Qilian Mountains
Female rangers in Qinghai’s Qilian Mountains are at the forefront of ecological conservation, blending tradition with modern environmental practices in 2026.
Rare White-Cheeked Gibbons Spotted in Yunnan’s Pu’er Forest
Endangered white-cheeked gibbons spotted in Yunnan’s Pu’er forest, signaling conservation success in China’s protected ecosystems.
Yunnan Wildlife Park Welcomes African Rhinos in Biodiversity Push
Yunnan’s innovative wildlife park introduces African rhinos alongside native species, advancing biodiversity conservation and ecological education in 2026.
Hipparion Fossils Illuminate China’s Wild Horse Conservation Journey
Ancient Hipparion fossils offer insights into China’s wild horse conservation efforts, bridging paleontology with modern biodiversity strategies.
Yangtze Finless Porpoise Population Rebounds Amid Decade-Long Fishing Ban
Yangtze finless porpoise population reaches 1,426 in 2026, a 14% rise since 2022, as decade-long fishing ban shows ecological success.
Xi Zhinong: Capturing China’s Biodiversity Legacy Through the Lens
Veteran photographer Xi Zhinong’s four-decade journey documents China’s biodiversity conservation efforts, advocating for ecological awareness through visual storytelling.
Chinese Scientists Decode Genome of Protected Fish Species, Boost Conservation Hopes
Chinese researchers achieve breakthrough in mapping the genome of Bagarius rutilus, aiding conservation efforts for the endangered species.
Xi Zhinong: Capturing China’s Biodiversity Through the Lens of Conservation
Photographer Xi Zhinong’s four-decade journey documenting China’s wildlife highlights the role of art in conservation, aiding the creation of 1.1 million sq km of national parks.