Fiji Launches Second Coral Gene Bank to Boost Green Tourism and Marine Conservation
Fiji strengthens its commitment to sustainable tourism and marine conservation with the launch of its second Coral Gene Bank on Vomo Island.
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Enchanting Hainan: A Birdwatcher’s Paradise with Over 450 Wild Species
Hainan Island boasts 453 wild bird species, including the endangered Hainan peacock-pheasant, making it a true paradise for bird lovers.
Spring Splendor Boosts Tourism in Xizang
A surge in breathtaking spring scenery is boosting tourism in China’s Xizang Autonomous Region, with Gala Village in Nyingchi City leading the way in rural tourism development.
Malawi Declares Drought Disaster as El Niño Strains Southern Africa
Malawi declares drought disaster in 23 districts as El Niño exacerbates food insecurity across southern Africa, seeking over $200 million in aid.
Brazil Storms Claim 20 Lives as Rescuers Race Against Time
Rescue teams in Brazil’s southeast race against time to find people stranded by heavy storms and floods, which have killed at least 20. More rain is expected, intensifying the crisis.
Guangdong Unveils Comprehensive Insect Catalog Highlighting Rich Biodiversity
Guangdong Province publishes its first-ever comprehensive catalog of 12,093 insect species, showcasing the region’s rich and diverse biodiversity.
Revolutionizing Wildlife Monitoring: Tracking Yangtze Porpoises with eDNA
Scientists in Hunan Province are using environmental DNA technology to accurately monitor the population of Yangtze finless porpoises, enhancing conservation efforts.
Best Time to Witness Qiantang River’s Stunning Tidal Trees
March is the best time to witness the stunning ‘tidal trees’ on the Qiantang River in Zhejiang Province, offering a unique natural spectacle and ecological marvel.
Inner Mongolia’s Bold Moves to Transform Desert into Lush Oasis
Inner Mongolia accelerates desert to oasis transformation with large-scale afforestation and renewable energy projects, pledging over 200,000 hectares of tree planting in 2023.
El Niño Drought Threatens Southern Africa’s Food Security
An El Niño-induced drought in southern Africa is set to cause severe food shortages, potentially forcing the region to import grain to ensure food security.