Asian Paradise-Flycatchers Flock to Wushan for Breeding Season
Discover how Asian paradise-flycatchers thrive in central China’s Wushan Mountains during breeding season, balancing ecosystems and cultural symbolism.
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Snub-Nosed Monkeys Thrive in China’s Qinling Mountain Forests
Discover how snub-nosed monkeys in China’s Qinling Mountains balance forest feasts and canopy relaxation, driving eco-tourism and conservation efforts.
Fabric Insects Blend Art and Nature’s Complexity
Artist Lin Rongsheng crafts hyper-realistic insects from fabric scraps, blending art with environmental consciousness and celebrating Earth’s smallest wonders.
Beijing’s Biodiversity Boom: An Artist’s Quest to Map Over 2,300 Plant Species
Beijing’s plant biodiversity outpaces the UK, with over 2,300 species. Artist Yu Tianyi uses scientific illustration to advocate conservation and inspire global eco-awareness.
Lake Baiyangdian’s Eco-Revival Sparks Hope for Sustainable Futures
Baiyangdian Lake, once degraded by pollution, rebounds through ecological restoration in China’s Xiongan New Area, offering hope for sustainable development.
China’s Northern Coastline Awakens: Seal Pups, Swans Herald Spring
As winter fades, China’s northern coastline teems with newborn spotted seals, returning migratory birds, and the vibrant renewal of coastal ecosystems – a seasonal spectacle drawing global attention.
Survival Secrets of the Hengduan Mountains Revealed
New research highlights how isolated Himalayan species like the Chinese monal defy extreme conditions, offering lessons in evolutionary resilience.
Spotted Seals Shine in China’s Liaohe Estuary đź¦đźŚŹ
Spotted seals thrive in China’s Liaohe Estuary—the sole breeding site for this species—amid growing conservation efforts.
Sichuan’s Hengduan Mountains: Where Nature and Culture Collide
Explore Sichuan’s Hengduan Mountains—a biodiversity hotspot and cultural crossroads shaping ecosystems and traditions across the region.
Weizhou Island: A Volcanic Marvel in China’s Beibu Gulf
Explore Weizhou Island in Beibu Gulf, China’s youngest volcanic wonder, where ancient geology meets vibrant biodiversity. Dive into the latest ‘Journeys in Nature’ episode showcasing rare species and natural spectacles.