Kenya Launches New Strategic Plan to Boost Wildlife Conservation
KWS unveils 2024-2028 strategic plan focusing on enhancing the wildlife economy, reducing biodiversity loss, and boosting community engagement in Kenya.
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Sansha City Leads the Way in Marine Conservation Efforts
Sansha City in Hainan Province makes significant strides in marine conservation, enhancing coral reefs and protecting endangered green sea turtles through dedicated local efforts.
China’s Nature Reserves: Reviving Qinghai Lake’s Naked Carp and Protecting Biodiversity
China’s expansive nature reserve network has revived Qinghai Lake’s unique naked carp and safeguarded the nation’s rich biodiversity.
Yellow River Delta: A Biodiversity Hub for Migratory Birds on the Chinese mainland
Discover how Yellow River Delta National Nature Reserve in Shandong Province has grown from 187 to 373 bird species since 1990, becoming a vital haven for migratory birds.
Changbai Pine: Guardian of Jilin’s Changbai Mountains
Explore the resilience of the Changbai Pine in Jilin’s Changbai Mountains. Discover how this unique tree supports biodiversity and stabilizes the fragile mountain ecosystem.
Swiss Voters Face Crucial Decision on Biodiversity Protection Plan
Swiss voters will decide on a plan to enhance biodiversity with increased funding for green spaces. Initial support has declined amid concerns over costs and economic impact.
New Goblet-Shaped Plant Species Discovered in Hainan’s Rainforest
Chinese researchers unveil ‘Thismia jinzun,’ a new goblet-shaped plant species discovered in Hainan’s tropical rainforests, highlighting the region’s rich biodiversity.
Meet Xing Xing: The One-Armed Monkey Bridging the Wild and the Sacred in Zhejiang
Discover Xing Xing, the remarkable one-armed monkey living peacefully with Buddhist guardians in Zhejiang’s Daliang Mountain temple.
China Leads Global Efforts on Ecological Conservation: Insights from International Seminar
China hosts an international seminar in Shaanxi Province, fostering global cooperation on ecological conservation and endangered species protection.
First Anniversary of Qinghai-Xizang Eco Law: Enhanced Monitoring Boosts Conservation
On the first anniversary of the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau’s Ecological Conservation Law, significant strides in monitoring systems have enhanced conservation efforts and boosted Tibetan antelope populations.