Chongqing’s Spring Symphony: Plum Blossoms and Birds in Perfect Harmony
Chongqing’s Nanchuan District dazzles with 60+ plum blossom varieties, attracting migratory birds and eco-tourists. Explore nature’s spring symphony in full bloom.
Biodiversity
Maldives Eyes 2 Million Trees by 2025 in Climate Push
Maldives targets 2 million trees by 2025 to combat climate change and protect ecosystems through its Five Million Tree Plantation Program.
New Insect Species Discovered in Guangzhou Wetland
Researchers in Guangzhou discover new insect species during mangrove conservation event, highlighting urban biodiversity in south China.
New Insect Species Discovered in Guangzhou Wetland Sparks Conservation Buzz
Researchers in Guangzhou identified a new insect species during a mangrove conservation event, highlighting urban biodiversity and sustainability efforts in southern China.
Rare Chinese Goral Mother and Cub Caught on Camera in Hubei
Infrared footage reveals endangered Chinese goral mother and cub in Hubei, highlighting conservation success in China’s mountain ecosystems.
Fanjing Mountain Opens Golden Monkey Research Center to Public
Fanjing Mountain in Guizhou opens its golden snub-nosed monkey research center, blending wildlife conservation with immersive ecotourism during Spring Festival.
Yellow River Delta: How China’s Newest Wetland Shapes Our Future
Discover how the Yellow River Delta, China’s newest wetland, is crucial for biodiversity, climate resilience, and sustainable development ahead of World Wetlands Day 2025.
Zogye Wetland: A Testament to Resilience and Biodiversity on World Wetlands Day
Discover the significance of Zogye Wetland in the Long March and the importance of protecting wetlands for our planet on the 29th World Wetlands Day.
China’s Ancient Wetlands: How Peat Moss Sustains Biodiversity
Discover how ancient peat moss in China’s wetlands supports biodiversity and climate resilience on World Wetlands Day.
Study Reveals Alarming Decline in Genetic Diversity of 2/3 Species
A recent study in Nature finds that two-thirds of animal and plant populations are losing genetic diversity, jeopardizing their ability to adapt to environmental changes.