Wild Asian Elephants Celebrate Family Reunion Dinner in Yunnan
25 wild Asian elephants enjoyed a ‘family reunion dinner’ at a specially built canteen in Pu’er City, Yunnan, showcasing China’s dedication to wildlife conservation.
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UN Selects 7 Global Initiatives to Lead Ecosystem Restoration Efforts
The UN has honored seven pioneering global initiatives across Africa, Latin America, the Mediterranean, and Southeast Asia as part of the World Restoration Flagships, aiming to restore 40 million hectares and create 500,000 jobs.
Climate Change Amplifies Desert Locust Swarms, Study Reveals
A new study finds that climate change is intensifying extreme weather, leading to larger and more destructive desert locust swarms that threaten global food security.
Episode 13 of ‘Oh! My Greens’: A Mother-Daughter Garden Sanctuary in Guilin
Episode 13 of ‘Oh! My Greens’ showcases a heartwarming rooftop garden in Guilin, where a mother and daughter find solace and strengthen their bond through gardening.
Satellites Unveil Growing Shallow Coral Reef Areas Worldwide
A University of Queensland-led study uses high-resolution satellites to reveal an increase in global shallow coral reef areas, highlighting the vital role of advanced mapping in marine conservation.
Shrinking Arctic Sea Ice Threatens Polar Bear Health
A new study reveals that polar bears in Hudson Bay are losing weight as they transition to land-based diets due to shrinking Arctic sea ice.
Study Reveals California’s Air Quality Set to Decline Amid Climate Challenges
A new study by First Street Foundation warns that California’s air quality may deteriorate over the next 30 years due to increased wildfires and extreme heat from climate change.
Chengdu’s Ice and Snow Sports Surge Boosts Tourism and Economy
Chengdu is experiencing a winter sports boom, with rising interest in ice and snow activities boosting tourism and the local economy during the Spring Festival holiday.
UNFCCC Chief Warns Climate Change Could Trigger Global Conflicts
UNFCCC’s Simon Stiell highlights the urgent need to combat climate change to prevent global conflicts and alleviate food insecurity.
‘Oh! My Greens’ Ep.12 Showcases Tianyi’s Unique Guilin Garden with Chinese Porcelains
In ‘Oh! My Greens’ Episode 12, Tianyi transforms a 10 sqm patio garden in Guilin with ancient Chinese porcelains, finding healing and strength through her unique gardening style.