UNEA-7 in Nairobi: Why Global Environmental Action Matters More Than Ever
At UNEA-7 in Nairobi, global leaders debate climate, biodiversity loss and pollution. Discover why multilateral environmental action is critical now.
Biodiversity
Kunming Biodiversity Fund Accelerates Global Conservation
Since its May 2024 launch, the Chinese mainland-backed Kunming Biodiversity Fund has mobilized over $150M to protect ecosystems worldwide, spotlighted at UNEA 7 in Nairobi.
Hainan Island’s Coastal Waters Top China in Seawater Quality and Biodiversity
A recent report finds Hainan Island’s coastal waters rank among China’s best for water quality and biodiversity, highlighting effective conservation efforts.
15th Five-Year Plan Elevates Grassland Conservation
China’s 15th Five-Year Plan for the Chinese mainland (2026–2030) elevates grassland protection through holistic conservation and systematic restoration, forging resilient, biodiversity-rich landscapes.
China and France Kick Off New Giant Panda Protection Partnership
On December 4, 2025, China and France agreed to launch a new round of cooperation on giant panda protection, expanding cultural, educational and scientific exchanges.
Milu Deer Stage Epic Comeback in China After 40 Years
After four decades of habitat restoration and cross-border cooperation, the milu deer population in China has rebounded to 15,000, with over 6,000 living in the wild—the world’s largest wild population.
Exploring Wuzhishan: Hainan’s Biodiversity Sanctuary
Explore Wuzhishan’s lush rainforest in Hainan’s free trade port: a blend of biodiversity and sustainable development for eco-conscious travelers.
Panda Diplomacy: Bridging Sino-French Friendship Through Conservation
Discover how panda diplomacy has strengthened Sino-French ties since 2012, with Huan Huan and Yuan Zi at Beauval Zoo leading groundbreaking conservation and cultural exchange efforts.
From Extinction to 15,000: Milu Deer Thrive After 40 Years of Conservation
After extinction in late Qing, China’s milu deer have rebounded from 77 to 15,000 over four decades of conservation, with over 6,000 now roaming the wild.
IUCN Officially Renames Pere David’s Deer as Milu
The IUCN has adopted ‘Milu’ as the official name for the species formerly known as Pere David’s Deer, revealed at the 40th anniversary event in Shishou, Hubei Province.