Jurassic Mammal Evolution Unveiled by Chinese Scientists
New research by scientists from the Chinese mainland uncovers key evolutionary changes in Jurassic mammals, highlighting advancements in feeding and hearing mechanisms.
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Kazakhstan Faces Severe Floods: Nearly 100,000 Evacuated
Severe floods in Kazakhstan have led to the evacuation of nearly 100,000 people, with a state of emergency in eight provinces.
Global Leaders Gather in Barcelona for 2024 UN Ocean Decade Conference
Global leaders converge in Barcelona for the 2024 UN Ocean Decade Conference, celebrating progress and outlining future strategies for sustainable ocean management and conservation.
French Film Week Kicks Off at 14th Beijing International Film Festival
French Film Week launches at the 14th Beijing International Film Festival, celebrating French cinema and fostering cultural exchange.
Yunnan Province Leads Green Development with 55% Forest Cover in 2023
Yunnan Province in southwest China enhances its green development efforts, boosting forest coverage to 55.25% in 2023 and securing its place among the world’s biodiversity hotspots.
Cousins from Qinghai Save 59 Endangered Przewalski’s Gazelles, Boost Population to 3,400
Meet Zhou Zengben and Sonam Tsering, the dedicated cousins from Qinghai who have rescued 59 endangered Przewalski’s gazelles since 2016, helping boost their population to over 3,400.
Rising Temps Trigger Spotted Seals’ Return to Liaodong Bay
Rising temperatures in northern China have led spotted seals to emerge from hibernation and rest on the mudflats of Liaodong Bay, the southernmost breeding area globally for this protected species.
25 Years of Logging Ban on the Chinese Mainland: A Greener Legacy in Liaoning Province
Explore the enduring impact of the Chinese mainland’s 1998 logging ban and how Liaoning Province showcases a greener legacy through afforestation and ecosystem restoration.
Xinjiang Diverts Floodwater to Revitalize Desert Poplar Forests
Xinjiang is diverting 510 million cubic meters of floodwater this year to revive desert poplar forests in the Tarim River Basin, boosting vegetation and restoring crucial ecological barriers.
Peony Power: Cultural Symbol Blossoms into Economic Growth
Exploring the cultural significance and economic impact of peonies in Heze and Luoyang, where blooming festivals boost tourism and local economies.