Chinese Researchers Decode Genome of Rare Tibetan Antelope for Conservation
Chinese scientists have decoded the genome of the rare Tibetan antelope, providing vital insights for its conservation and survival in changing climates.
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Zoo Berlin Introduces Baby Panda Twins with Meaningful Chinese and German Names
Zoo Berlin welcomes baby panda twins, Meng Hao and Meng Tian, blending Chinese traditions with local Berlin culture through meaningful names and charming nicknames.
Wisdom, the World’s Oldest Wild Albatross, Lays Egg at 74 in Hawaii
Wisdom, a 74-year-old Laysan albatross, laid her first egg in four years at Midway Atoll, offering hope for her offspring’s hatching.
China’s New Trade-In Program Boosts Green Tech Adoption
China’s new trade-in policy is driving a surge in green consumption, encouraging consumers to replace older products with eco-friendly alternatives and boosting sustainable technology innovation.
New Zealand’s Wildlife Faces Dire Extinction Risks from Climate Change
New Zealand’s unique biodiversity is at serious risk of extinction due to human-induced climate change, according to a recent study published in Science.
CGTN Unveils ‘Harmony Keepers’: Celebrating the Guardians of Nature
CGTN’s new series ‘Harmony Keepers’ highlights the inspiring stories of individuals protecting endangered species like Tibetan antelopes and milu deer.
Major 7.0 Earthquake Hits Northern California, Prompting Evacuations
A powerful magnitude-7.0 earthquake hit Northern California on Thursday, triggering a tsunami warning and evacuations in coastal regions and the San Francisco Bay. The quake, located offshore of Ferndale, was initially reported as 6.6 magnitude before being upgraded by the USGS.
Brother Duo Transform Yunnan Border Village into Thriving Cultural Hub
A pair of brothers are revitalizing Hebian Village in Yunnan’s Yao community, turning it into a vibrant center for tourism and cultural exchange through innovative leadership and captivating storytelling.
China’s Green Belt Success: Tackling Desertification in the Taklimakan Desert
China’s 40-year effort to surround the Taklimakan Desert with a 3,046 km green belt showcases its commitment to combating desertification and preserving its environment.
North China’s Hebei Wetlands Host Unprecedented Number of Rare White-Naped Cranes
A record-breaking number of white-naped cranes has been spotted in Hebei Province’s wetlands, surpassing previous counts and highlighting conservation successes.