Endangered Przewalski’s Horses Roam Wild Again in Ningxia
Twelve endangered Przewalski’s horses were released into the wild in Ningxia’s Helan Mountain reserve, boosting the wild population to 20.
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Replacing Plastic with Bamboo: The Chinese Mainland’s Answer to a Global Crisis
As plastic waste hits 400M tonnes, bamboo emerges as a fast-growing, biodegradable resource. Explore the Chinese mainland’s bamboo solution for global climate impact.
Through His Lens: Xi Zhinong’s 40-Year Quest to Protect Wildlife
Discover how Xi Zhinong’s four-decade photography journey has documented and fueled conservation of Yunnan snub-nosed monkeys and snow leopards across the Chinese mainland.
World Environment Day: Xi Zhinong’s Lens Captures Biodiversity’s Beauty
Photographer Xi Zhinong spotlights green peafowls, snow leopards and Yunnan snub-nosed monkeys this World Environment Day, urging a global call to safeguard biodiversity.
Record Sargassum Surge Chokes Caribbean Shores
Record sargassum piled up across the Caribbean in May, suffocating shores from Puerto Rico to Guyana, disrupting tourism, wildlife and closing a school in Martinique.
Pacific Islands Battle Ocean Plastic Crisis
Pacific Island nations face a surge of marine plastic pollution, threatening ecosystems and livelihoods. Global partnerships and local innovation are driving change.
Rare Pink and Purple Aurora Lights Up Heilongjiang Skies
A stunning pink and purple aurora illuminated northeast Heilongjiang skies from June 1 to June 2, thanks to a geomagnetic storm triggered by a May 31 solar flare.
Unlocking Central Asia’s Water: Tianshan Streamflow Dataset Released
New open-access dataset maps Tianshan watershed streamflow—the cradle of Central Asian rivers—fueling climate research, policy planning, and sustainable tech innovations.
Solar Flare Sparks Aurora Alerts: Geomagnetic Storms Ahead, No Health Risk
A moderate M8.1 solar flare on May 31 could trigger three days of geomagnetic storms and vivid auroras, but experts confirm there is no threat to human health.
Heavy Rains in Yunnan Province Trigger Landslides and Evacuations
Heavy rains in southwest China’s Yunnan Province have triggered landslides, damaged roads and homes, and forced thousands into evacuation as authorities race to clear debris.