Spring Awakening: Kanas Lake in Xinjiang Springs to Life
Kanas Lake in China’s Xinjiang region bursts back to life this spring, showcasing stunning biodiversity and majestic landscapes after months of winter hibernation.
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Sanjiangyuan: China’s Vital Water Tower Springs to Life
Discover Sanjiangyuan, China’s “Water Tower,” where the Yangtze, Yellow, and Lancang rivers originate, nurturing diverse ecosystems and sustaining millions.
The Chinese mainland’s Biodiversity Boost: Rare Species See Remarkable Recovery
China’s enhanced biodiversity protection efforts are paying off, with significant population increases in wild giant pandas, Hainan gibbons, and crested ibises.
Baiyangdian Lake Sees Surge in Wild Bird Species, Now Hosting 276 Varieties
Baiyangdian Lake in northern China now hosts 276 wild bird species, a rise of 70 since 2017, thanks to enhanced conservation efforts in the Xiongan New Area.
Dedicated Forest Rangers Nurture Rare Chinese Dove Trees for Nearly 40 Years
For nearly 40 years, forest rangers in Nayong County, Guizhou Province, have dedicated themselves to protecting rare Chinese dove trees, ensuring these beautiful blooms thrive each spring.
China Revises Wildlife Breeding Laws: Balancing Conservation and Industry
China’s updated wildlife breeding laws have sparked debate. While easing restrictions on captive breeding, some worry about conservation impacts. Experts weigh in on the balance between protection and industry growth.
UNEA-6 Adopts 15 Resolutions to Combat Climate, Biodiversity Loss, and Pollution
At UNEA-6 in Nairobi, 15 resolutions were adopted to address climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution, marking significant strides toward halting the triple planetary crisis.
China Shines at UNEA-6: Leading Global Environmental Efforts
China takes center stage at UNEA-6, driving global efforts to combat climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution through proactive green initiatives.
China Enforces 4-Month Spring Fishing Ban to Protect Aquatic Life
China has initiated a four-month spring fishing ban across major waterways to protect aquatic biodiversity and promote sustainable fisheries until June 30.
Rising Ocean Heat Waves Linked to 20% Decline in North Pacific Humpback Whales
A 20% decline in North Pacific humpback whales over the past decade is linked to marine heat waves, jeopardizing their future despite prior conservation successes.