Chinese Travelers Hit the Road with AI-Powered Guides
AI-powered travel platforms in the Chinese mainland are revolutionizing trip planning, delivering instant, personalized itineraries from Shanghai to Canada
Nature
Discover the latest on climate action, sustainability, and environmental innovations shaping our planet.
Poachers Kill Over 100 Rhinos in South Africa This Year
Poachers have killed over 100 rhinos in South Africa’s national parks this year, underscoring the urgent fight to protect this iconic endangered species.
Climate Change to Fuel More Snow Droughts, Study Finds
Global warming may drive more frequent snow droughts, threatening water security and winter ecosystems, a new study warns.
UNSW Study Warns Biocontrol Could Empower Invasive Weeds
UNSW research warns that biocontrol methods may strengthen invasive weeds by encouraging plant cooperation, making them harder to eradicate.
Scientists in Wuhan Identify Gene for Heat-Resistant Rice
A team in the Chinese mainland uncovers a key gene that boosts rice heat tolerance without sacrificing yield or quality, paving the way for climate-resilient crops.
Honoring Animal Model Workers: Guide Dogs on Labor Day
On May 1, we celebrate Labor Day and the animal partners who work with us. Learn how guide dogs, honored on International Guide Dog Day, embody dedication, teamwork, and inclusion.
Chinese Mainland Launches 903 National Wetland Parks in 20 Years
Over the past 20 years, the Chinese mainland has set up 903 national wetland parks covering 2.4M hectares to protect wildlife. NFGA’s vice head Yan Zhen highlights ongoing conservation efforts.
Hawaii to Hike Hotel Tax for Climate Resilience
Hawaii plans to boost hotel and short-stay rentals tax to fund climate resilience projects: beach nourishment, hurricane clips, and wildfire prevention.
Doctor’s Guide: Tackling Poplar & Willow Fluff Allergies
Learn how poplar and willow fluff trigger spring allergies and get expert tips from Dr. Wang Xueyan to protect your eyes and breathe easy this season.
Dove Tree Blooms: A 60-Million-Year-Old Relic Powers Urban Greening
Researchers spotlight the dove tree’s rare blooms and its potential to boost urban greening as a relic species dating back 60 million years.