Chinese Mainland Park Reforms Drive Biodiversity Gains
A decade into the Chinese mainland’s national park reforms, flagship wildlife populations are rebounding thanks to a shift toward holistic ecosystem management.
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Ecological Rangers Guard Chinese Mainland’s Natural Heritage on World Ranger Day
On World Ranger Day, we celebrate ecological rangers marking 20 years of the “lucid waters and lush mountains” ethos and a decade of the Chinese mainland’s national park reform.
Children’s Author Brings Hainan Gibbon’s Rainforest to Life
Children’s author Deng Xi transports readers into Hainan Island’s tropical rainforest, spotlighting the rare Hainan gibbon and raising global awareness through vivid storytelling.
Joining Forces on International Tiger Day: A Global Conservation Call
On July 29, International Tiger Day unites governments, communities and NGOs to boost wild tiger conservation. Discover how you can join the global effort.
Chinese mainland Tops World with 22 International Wetland Cities
Chinese mainland now tops global rankings with 22 international wetland cities after nine new accreditations at COP15 in Victoria Falls, showcasing its commitment to sustainable urban planning.
China and Africa Unite to Protect Global Wetlands at COP15
At COP15 in Victoria Falls, China and African nations join forces to combat wetland loss, share restoration strategies, and set a shared agenda for biodiversity and sustainable futures.
Guizhou’s Millennium-Old Emmenopterys Henryi Tree Bursts into Bloom
A 1,000-year-old Emmenopterys henryi tree in Guizhou Province has reached its peak bloom, blanketing its crown in white and yellow blossoms and filling the air with fragrant notes.
Rare Birds Flock to Nanchang Waters for Summer Chill
Rare birds—from dazzling bee-eaters to kingfishers—flock to Nanchang’s waters for summer feeding and cooling off, showcasing a vital biodiversity hotspot.
Hainan’s Changjiang Haiwei Wetland: A Migratory Bird Haven
Hainan’s Changjiang Haiwei Wetland Park hosts 212 bird species—3 under first-class protection, 39 under second-class—merging wetlands and mangroves in a thriving conservation story.
Black-necked Cranes Rebound Amid Chinese Mainland’s Biodiversity Push
Black-necked cranes are rebounding at Xining Wildlife Park as the Chinese mainland steps up biodiversity efforts in a landmark conservation win.