After 140 Days, Whale ‘Haitang’ Returns to the South China Sea
Whale ‘Haitang’ returns to the South China Sea after 140 days of dedicated care, highlighting the importance of marine conservation and collective efforts to protect our oceans.
Environmental Protection
World Ozone Day 2024: Advancing Climate Action Through the Montreal Protocol
World Ozone Day 2024 highlights the Montreal Protocol’s role in advancing climate action and protecting the ozone layer. Discover how global collaboration is making a difference.
China Achieves Significant Progress in Water Ecology Protection
China’s Ministry of Ecology and Environment reports substantial improvements in water quality and ecological protection of key river basins, surpassing targets set in the 14th Five-Year Plan.
China’s Green Initiatives Propel Africa’s Sustainable Development
China’s green initiatives in Africa are leading the way in sustainable development, countering Western criticisms with tangible results in clean energy, wildlife conservation, and environmental protection.
Deeper Reforms, Better Opportunities: China’s Green Transition
China has achieved a remarkable balance between economic growth and environmental protection through deeper reforms and green technologies, reducing emissions while maintaining robust growth.
Xi Jinping’s Vision for Green Development: ‘Green Mountains Are Gold’
Discover how Xi Jinping’s vision of ‘green mountains and clear waters’ sparked China’s commitment to environmental protection and sustainable development, celebrated annually on National Ecology Day.
China’s Qinghai Province Sets Ecological “Red Lines” Protecting Over 40% of Its Land
China’s Qinghai Province has designated ecological “red lines” over 40% of its territory, intensifying efforts to protect fragile ecosystems and the vital sources of major Asian rivers.
Marine Protected Areas Fall Short in Protecting New Zealand Whales
A New Zealand study reveals that marine protected areas may not sufficiently protect whales from threats like commercial fishing, as a high overlap with vessels occurs within these zones.
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.
DJI Drones to Aid Waste Collection on Nepal’s High-Altitude Mountains
Nepal will begin using DJI drones to collect waste from high-altitude mountains starting next month, beginning with Mount Ama Dablam and potentially expanding to Mount Qomolangma and Mount Nuptse.
Qinghai-Xizang Railway: World’s Highest Plateau Route from Xining to Lhasa
Discover the Qinghai-Xizang Railway, the world’s highest and longest plateau railway, connecting Xining to Lhasa and balancing development with environmental conservation.
South Africa Reports Significant Drop in Rhinoceros Poaching
South Africa has recorded a significant decline in rhinoceros poaching in May and June compared to last year, attributed to dehorning efforts in KwaZulu-Natal Province.
Chinese White Dolphins Reclaim Ocean Paradise in South China’s Qinzhou
Efforts to conserve the Chinese white dolphins in Qinzhou, South China, have led to significant adjustments in port development, allowing these rare marine species to reclaim their ocean paradise.
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.
China Champions Marine Conservation: The Symphony Beneath the Waves
China amplifies efforts in marine conservation, unveiling a white paper showcasing dedication to protecting the ocean’s health and the underwater symphony of marine life.
China’s Marine Environment Sees Remarkable Improvement: White Paper
China’s marine environment has seen significant improvement, with better offshore water quality and expanded protected areas, as detailed in a new white paper released by the State Council Information Office.
Greening the Blue: China’s Environmental Progress in the South China Sea
A new documentary, “Greening the Blue”, explores China’s decade-long environmental efforts in the South China Sea, offering rare insights through first-hand observations.
Guardians of the Xisha Islands: Fishermen Turn Rangers to Protect Ecosystem
Since 2017, fishermen in the Xisha Islands have become guardians of their own ecosystem, forming Ranger teams to protect the islands’ natural beauty.
SCO Members Embrace Proposal for 2025 Year of Sustainable Development
At the 24th SCO Summit in Astana, Chinese President Xi Jinping proposed making 2025 the “SCO Year of Sustainable Development”, aiming to unite member states in environmental protection and economic growth.
Kimi’s Journey: A Sea Turtle’s Odyssey Highlights China’s Conservation Efforts
Follow Kimi, a green sea turtle released in Sanya, Hainan, as her remarkable journey showcases China’s efforts in marine conservation and the protection of endangered species.