News & Insights Across Asia
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.
New research reveals that human hunting, not climate change, was the main cause of megafauna extinctions over the past 50,000 years, highlighting the significant impact of early humans on large animal species.
China’s national park system is at the forefront of ecological advancement, protecting biodiversity and promoting sustainable development. Discover how these parks are shaping the future of environmental conservation.
Discover the remarkable journey of the naked carp in Qinghai Lake and their vital role in maintaining the ecological balance of China’s largest inland saltwater lake.
China announces plans to transform the Three-North Shelterbelt Forest Program into an unbreakable ‘green Great Wall’ to safeguard its northern regions.
On the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, white-rumped snowfinches and pikas have developed a unique symbiotic relationship, exemplifying nature's remarkable adaptability.
The ecological restoration of Taihu Lake in Zhejiang Province has improved water quality and sparked economic growth, boosting industries like tourism and outdoor sports.
Discover the elusive sables of Changbai Mountain in northeast China. These agile creatures are vital to the forest ecosystem, showcasing resilience in a harsh environment.
Geese, storks, and other migratory birds have arrived near Miyun Reservoir in northern Beijing, highlighting the region’s ecological significance and attracting nature enthusiasts.
The ‘tidal trees’ phenomenon in China’s Qiantang River has entered its peak viewing season, offering a spectacular natural sight as tidal flats reach their annual maximum size.
As spring arrives in Hexigten, Inner Mongolia’s grasslands burst into life, showcasing vibrant ecosystems and cultural traditions.
Wild bharals are thriving in China’s Helan Mountain National Nature Reserve, with their population now exceeding 40,000—a testament to the region’s improving ecological environment.
Cuban biologists are uncovering the secrets of migratory birds between North America and Cuba, contributing valuable insights into their wintering habits and remarkable journeys.
China’s National Forestry and Grassland Administration reports that the country’s overall wetland area remains stable, reaffirming its position as Asia’s largest wetland holder on the 28th World Wetlands Day.
Baiyangdian Lake in Hebei Province has been revitalized through ecological restoration, bringing back the clear waters cherished by locals and marking a success in environmental conservation.
Discover Tasmania, Australia’s smallest state, renowned for its diverse landscapes and unique ecology. From pristine beaches to alpine plateaus, this island reveals nature’s wonders in a kaleidoscope of colors.
