Addressing Human-Wildlife Conflicts in Sanjiangyuan: Local Solutions Unveiled
Exploring how local communities in the Sanjiangyuan area are addressing human-wildlife conflicts to protect biodiversity on the world’s highest plateau.
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China and Vietnam Collaborate to Protect the Rare Eastern Black-Crested Gibbon
China and Vietnam join forces to protect the rare eastern black-crested gibbon, restoring 205 hectares of habitat and increasing their population from 19 to 36.
The Great Migration: Harmony Between Man and Nature
Discover how the Great Migration showcases the harmony between man and nature, highlighting the importance of wildlife protection and environmental conservation.
Unveiling the Natural Secrets of Wuyishan National Park
Explore Wuyishan National Park’s rare species and innovative conservation efforts. Discover why this UNESCO World Heritage site is a beacon of biodiversity and cultural heritage.
New Technologies Foster Harmony Between Humans and Elephants in Asia
On World Elephant Day, we explore how new technologies are helping mitigate conflicts between humans and elephants in Asia, fostering coexistence and conservation.
Scientists Unveil Factors Driving Extinction Risks in China’s Angiosperms
Chinese researchers have uncovered key factors driving extinction risks in angiosperms, revealing that vegetation structure, climate, and evolution significantly impact plant endangerment in the Chinese mainland.
California Proclaims Panda Day as Giant Pandas Yun Chuan and Xin Bao Debut at San Diego Zoo
California Governor Gavin Newsom proclaims August 8 as California Panda Day to celebrate the debut of giant pandas Yun Chuan and Xin Bao at the San Diego Zoo, marking a new era of international conservation cooperation.
Yunnan Steps Up Biodiversity Protection Initiatives
Yunnan Province is intensifying efforts to protect its rich biodiversity, implementing initiatives that promote harmony between humans and nature.
New Zealand Researchers Find Innovative Ways to Trap Elusive Stoats
Recent research in New Zealand reveals that innovative trapping methods are needed to effectively control stoats, invasive predators that threaten the nation’s bird species.
2024 World Ranger Day: Celebrating the Guardians of Nature and the ’30 by 30′ Goal
On July 31, 2024, we celebrate World Ranger Day under the theme “30 by 30,” honoring the brave rangers who protect our planet’s biodiversity, often at great personal risk.
Yalu River Estuary: A Crucial Stopover for Migratory Birds on Global Flyway
The Yalu River estuary in Liaoning Province is a vital habitat for migratory birds, serving as a crucial stopover on the East Asian-Australasian Flyway and recently recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Chinese Scientists Establish High-Altitude Wetland Research Station in Southwest China
Chinese scientists have established the Zoige Wetland Ecology Research Station in Sichuan Province to research and protect high-altitude wetlands, crucial for carbon sequestration and climate change adaptation.
Study Finds Most of World’s Drylands Unprotected, Endangering Biodiversity
New study reveals that most of the world’s drylands remain unprotected, posing significant threats to biodiversity, especially in Asia. Researchers urge urgent conservation efforts to safeguard these vital ecosystems.
Wild Whooper Swans Spotted Breeding in Xinjiang’s Manas National Wetland Park
A pair of wild whooper swans has been spotted breeding in Xinjiang’s Manas National Wetland Park, signaling a positive sign for the region’s wildlife.
China’s Dongtan Wetland: Sanctuary for a Million Migratory Birds
The Dongtan Wetland on Shanghai’s Chongming Island is a vital habitat for nearly one million migratory birds annually. Home to over 300 species, including endangered ones, it has been under national protection since 2005.
Endangered Black Storks Thrive in Northwest China’s Heihe Wetlands
Endangered black stork populations are thriving in Gansu’s Heihe Wetland National Nature Reserve, showcasing the success of enhanced ecological conservation efforts.
Panda Cub Celebrates First Month at South China’s Chimelong Safari Park
At Chimelong Safari Park in Guangzhou City, south China, a panda cub born to Meng Meng celebrated her first month, marking a hopeful milestone in giant panda conservation.
Protecting China’s White Dolphins: A Marine Biologist’s Mission
Marine biologist Zeng Qianhui returns to Xiamen to protect the endangered Chinese white dolphins, striving to create a paradise for them amidst the challenges of a bustling city.
Paradise Flycatcher Family Sighted in Wuxi, Symbol of Good Fortune
A rare family of paradise flycatchers has been spotted in Wuxi, delighting residents. The birds, symbols of good fortune and longevity in China, are celebrated for their elegance and bring hope to the community.
Journey of Giant Panda Triplet Meng Meng and Her Newborn Cub
Meng Meng, one of the world’s only surviving giant panda triplets, has given birth to a female cub. This milestone marks a new chapter for this unique panda family and inspires conservation efforts.