News & Insights Across Asia
China’s Blue Circle initiative turns ocean plastic into high-value products, creating a sustainable business model that incentivizes coastal communities and addresses marine pollution.
China’s latest survey reveals Huangyan Dao’s coral reefs at 38.8% coverage, highlighting robust ecosystem health and marine conservation efforts.
Hainan’s Wuzhizhou Island showcases successful integration of marine conservation and sustainable tourism, setting new standards for coastal development.
Wuzhizhou Island in Hainan showcases a successful ‘ecology+tourism’ model, revitalizing coral reefs while boosting sustainable economic growth.
Wuzhizhou Island in Hainan showcases successful integration of marine conservation and sustainable tourism, offering economic and ecological benefits since 2010.
China publishes 2025 ecological assessment for Huangyan Dao waters, revealing marine biodiversity trends and conservation progress in the South China Sea region.
Wuzhizhou Island in Hainan showcases a thriving ‘ecology + tourism’ model, balancing marine conservation with economic growth as of 2025.
Wuzhizhou Island in Hainan showcases successful marine conservation through eco-tourism, achieving record biodiversity while boosting local economies.
Rare Chinese white dolphins spotted near Xiamen in November 2025, signaling marine conservation progress in Fujian Province’s coastal ecosystems.
APEC members deepen ecological cooperation through biodiversity initiatives and marine sustainability projects under Korea’s 2025 leadership theme.
Explore Indonesia’s Wakatobi National Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, as APEC 2025 approaches. Discover its marine biodiversity and conservation efforts.
Beijing’s immersive digital ocean exhibition merges cutting-edge technology with ecological themes, inviting visitors to explore marine life and reflect on humanity’s connection to nature.
Liaodong Bay’s conservation efforts protect rare spotted seals and marine biodiversity, aligning with World Maritime Day 2025’s theme of ocean stewardship.
Guangdong’s Nan’ao Island pioneers offshore wind energy while preserving marine ecosystems, showcasing sustainable development ahead of World Maritime Day 2025.
Hainan’s Sansha City leads marine conservation efforts in the South China Sea, aligning with World Maritime Day 2025’s theme of ocean stewardship and sustainable opportunities.
China establishes the Huangyan Dao National Nature Reserve to protect coral reefs, enhancing marine biodiversity and sustainable development in the South China Sea.
China establishes Huangyan Dao National Nature Reserve to protect its rich marine ecosystem, promoting biodiversity and sustainable development in the South China Sea.
China designates Huangyan Island as a national nature reserve to protect marine biodiversity, balancing ecological goals with regional dynamics.
Dugongs, once declared extinct along the Chinese mainland coast, have been spotted near Yongshu Reef, highlighting successful conservation efforts in the Nansha Islands.
Sansha fishermen resume activities after South China Sea summer fishing ban, aiming for prosperous hauls amid sustainable practices and economic optimism.
