Vibrant Coral Reefs Thrive at Xianbin Jiao, Hainan Province
A recent survey by China’s Ministry of Ecology and Environment reveals that the coral reef ecosystem at Xianbin Jiao in Hainan Province is thriving with abundant marine life.
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Sanjiangyuan: Finding Harmony Between Humans and Wildlife on the Plateau
Explore how the residents of Sanjiangyuan are tackling human-wildlife conflicts to preserve biodiversity on the world’s highest plateau.
South Africa’s Vibrant Plant Kingdom: A Biodiversity Marvel
Explore South Africa’s renowned plant kingdom with over 18,000 unique species thriving in diverse climates.
Inner Mongolia’s East Juyan Lake Restores Vitality After 20 Years
After two decades of dryness, Inner Mongolia’s East Juyan Lake experiences a remarkable revival, thanks to effective water diversion projects and conservation efforts, benefiting local ecology and wildlife.
China and Vietnam Unite to Protect Critically Endangered Gibbons
China and Vietnam collaborate to protect the critically endangered eastern black-crested gibbons, ensuring their population thrives in pristine border forests.
Exploring South China’s ‘Forests on the Sea’: Mangroves Protect Coastal Ecosystems
Discover the vital role of mangrove forests in South China’s coastal ecosystems, enhancing biodiversity and protecting shorelines.
Discover China’s Lush Landscapes on National Ecology Day
Join us as we celebrate China’s second National Ecology Day by exploring diverse provinces and their strides in biodiversity protection, green development, and environmental quality.
Discover Wuyi Mountain: A UNESCO Heritage Gem with Over 10,000 Species
Explore Wuyishan National Park, a UNESCO-listed gem in the Chinese mainland, renowned for its rich biodiversity and innovative conservation efforts spanning over 128,000 hectares.
Yangtze River’s 10-Year Fishing Ban Sparks Biodiversity Revival
A decade-long fishing ban in the Yangtze River has led to a significant recovery of its aquatic biological resources, reports Chinese authorities.
New Study Maps Extinction Risks of China’s Flowering Plants
Chinese researchers have identified key factors driving extinction risks of angiosperms, highlighting regional threats and informing conservation strategies.