China Reports Significant Ecological Gains in 2025 Environmental Bulletin
China’s 2025 Ecological and Environmental Status Bulletin shows major improvements in air, water, and soil quality, with historic participation from Hong Kong and Macao.
Ecology
Hope in the Desert: Przewalski’s Wild Horses Return to Xinjiang
After 40 years of collaboration between researchers and engineers, the rare Przewalski’s wild horses are returning to Xinjiang’s Kalamaili Nature Reserve.
Turning Dust into Gold: Xinjiang’s Innovative Fight Against Desertification
In Yutian County, Xinjiang, Jia Cunpeng leads a decade-long project to combat desertification by cultivating medicinal herbs and balancing ecology with economy.
Green Transformation: Analyzing the Chinese Mainland’s Ecological Gains (2021-2025)
Explore the ecological milestones achieved in the Chinese mainland from 2021 to 2025, focusing on air quality, water restoration, and reforestation.
China Builds First Canal Wildlife Bridge to Safeguard Animal Crossings
China constructs its first dedicated wildlife bridge over a canal in Guangxi, designed to protect animals like leopard cats and squirrels, with the canal set to open in 2026.
‘Monkey Commander’ Prepares for Retirement After Two Decades of Conservation
Yang Yongliu, the “Monkey Commander,” prepares to retire after nearly 20 years of caring for a troop of macaques in Chongqing, showcasing successful ecological conservation.
China to Expand Environmental Monitoring Network to Over 50,000 Sites
China announces a major expansion of its environmental monitoring network to over 50,000 sites by 2030, focusing on technology and full ecosystem coverage.
Tiger Cubs Spark Joy and Highlight Asian Conservation Wins
Recent tiger cub births in Asia delight observers and underscore positive strides in wildlife conservation and ecological awareness across the region.
Spring’s Avian Guests Return to Heilongjiang Wetlands
Thousands of migratory birds have arrived at Heilongjiang’s Maolangou National Nature Reserve this spring, highlighting the region’s thriving ecosystems and conservation success.
Xi Jinping Urges Global Harmony with Nature in 2026 Speeches
Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasizes ecological harmony and global cooperation in recent speeches, urging sustainable development and cross-border environmental efforts.
Rare Snow Leopard Family Spotted in Xinjiang’s Wilderness
Infrared cameras in Xinjiang’s Beitashan area captured a family of five snow leopards, signaling ecological recovery in the region.
Rare Glossy Ibises Spotted at Hongze Lake, Signaling Ecological Revival
Rare glossy ibises, once thought extinct in China, have been sighted at Hongze Lake, highlighting successful wetland restoration efforts in Jiangsu Province.
Hulun Lake Welcomes Spring with Migratory Bird Influx
Thousands of migratory birds return to Hulun Lake in Inner Mongolia as ice melts, signaling spring’s arrival. Conservation efforts ensure habitat protection.
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.
Pohu Village: A Global Haven for Migratory Birds and Sustainable Living
Discover how China’s Pohu Village became a crucial stopover for migratory birds through sustainable practices and ecological harmony in 2025.
New Documentary Explores Humanity’s Bond with Nature in Asia
Award-winning sequel ‘Land of Diversity II’ examines humanity’s evolving relationship with nature, highlighting cultural and ecological harmony in Asia.
China’s Premier Li Calls for New Era of Ecological Civilization
Chinese Premier Li Qiang outlines ecological civilization roadmap, emphasizing sustainable development and green innovation at National Ecology Day event.
Flies Rewrite Seed Dispersal Rules in Groundbreaking Study
Chinese researchers discover flies play unexpected role in seed dispersal, challenging ecological assumptions and revealing new ecosystem dynamics.
Qingdao’s ‘Tidal Trees’ Blur Art and Ecology in Coastal Spectacle
Qingdao’s summer tides create ‘tidal trees’—a mesmerizing blend of coastal art and ecological balance, drawing global attention to nature’s transient beauty.
Xinjiang’s Desert Pioneer Turns Sand into Sustainable Opportunity
In Xinjiang’s Taklamakan Desert, Jia Cunpeng leads a decade-long initiative transforming sand into sustainable resources through medicinal herb cultivation, blending ecology and economy.