News & Insights Across Asia
Discover the epic journey of CGTN’s Tian Wei and UNDP’s Beate Trankmann as they explore the source of China’s three great rivers in the breathtaking Sanjiangyuan National Park.
On August 15th, China celebrated National Ecology Day, showcasing its commitment to environmental conservation and sustainable development across its diverse provinces.
The Liyuan Hydropower Station on the Yangtze River showcases China’s commitment to sustainable development, integrating engineering excellence with environmental preservation.
Studies reveal that China’s Xizang Autonomous Region remains one of the world’s most ecologically pristine areas, with significant improvements in environmental conservation and wildlife populations.
Flocks of egrets and herons flourish in the bamboo forests of Wugang Village, central China. Thanks to local conservation efforts, these birds turn the verdant woods into a scene of blooming ‘white flowers.’
CGTN’s ‘Greening the Blue’ explores the inspiring environmental recovery efforts transforming the South China Sea. Tune in on July 8, 2024, to witness stories of restoration and hope.
Over 100 officials and experts gathered at Changbai Mountain in China’s Jilin Province to discuss sustainable development of global geoparks and biosphere reserves.
Laos plans to plant 34 million trees in 2024 to boost forest cover to 70% by 2025, engaging communities nationwide in reforestation efforts.
After halting logging in 2014 to preserve its forests, Yichun in Northeast China has seen remarkable economic growth and job creation, transforming into a model for sustainable development.
An ecological initiative has revitalized the Bahe River in Xi’an, restoring its ecological health and importance as a vital water source in northwest China’s Shaanxi Province.
Sandu’ao’s fishermen in Fujian Province have revolutionized yellow croaker farming by adopting sustainable practices, transforming their floating village and ensuring a prosperous future.
The Chongzuo White-Headed Langur National Nature Reserve in China’s Guangxi region protects the rare white-headed langur, reflecting China’s efforts in biodiversity conservation.
Ningde in China’s Fujian Province is pioneering sustainable fish farming to revive the declining population of the large yellow croaker, transforming overfishing threats into ecological success.
China’s commitment to green development is rooted in ancient wisdom recognizing humanity’s connection to nature. The transformation of Saihanba forest exemplifies this pursuit of ecological civilization.
China has restored approximately 6.7 million hectares of land through its Shan-Shui Initiative, marking a significant ecological milestone announced at an Earth Day event.
Yundang Lake in Xiamen transforms from polluted eyesore to wildlife haven through community efforts, showcasing harmonious coexistence between humans and nature.
Yunnan Province in southwestern China is leading the way in ecological civilization, balancing economic growth with environmental preservation. Discover how this region is becoming a model for sustainable development.
Women in Tanzania are turning plant waste into eco-friendly charcoal, aiming to combat deforestation caused by traditional charcoal production.
Deforestation in Brazil’s Amazon hit a six-year low in early 2023, with a 63% decrease from the previous year, signaling progress in environmental efforts but underscoring ongoing challenges.
Gansu Province intensifies afforestation efforts in the Hexi Corridor, planning to rehabilitate 190,000 hectares of desertified land in 2024 to combat desertification and improve livelihoods.
