China’s Ancient Milu Deer Revived Through Passionate Conservation Efforts
China’s ancient Milu deer return from near extinction through innovative anesthesia-free conservation methods led by researcher Zhong Zhenyu.
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Black-Necked Cranes Thrive in Tibetan Wetlands Amid Winter Migration
Endangered black-necked cranes find winter sanctuary in Tibet’s protected wetlands, showcasing successful conservation efforts and cultural significance.
Colombia’s Butterfly Paradise: Where Conservation Meets Education
Discover Quindío Botanical Garden’s butterfly haven, where Colombia’s biodiversity meets community-driven conservation and eco-education.
Mystical Return: Chinese Crested Terns Soar Back to East China Sea
After a long absence, Chinese crested terns made a miraculous return to the East China Sea in 2004. Scientists are dedicated to ensuring these mythical birds continue their annual breeding journey.
‘We Talk’ COP15 Special: Protecting Earth’s Lungs in Crisis
Amid COP15 biodiversity talks, scientists deploy AI to combat Amazon wildfires threatening 2.4M hectares—and the planet’s climate future.
Chinese Stellera: From ‘Wolf Poison’ to Ancient Tibetan Papermaking
Discover how the Chinese stellera, once dubbed the ‘wolf poison plant,’ has been a vital resource for Tibetan papermaking for over a millennium in the Chaqingsongduo National Nature Reserve.
Himalayan Biodiversity at Risk: Scientists Race Against Time
Scientists collaborate across borders to preserve 20,000+ plant species in the geologically fragile Pan-Himalayas, combining field research with tech-driven conservation strategies.
Beijing’s National Botanical Garden: Urban Oasis Where Nature Meets Science
Beijing’s National Botanical Garden merges ecological innovation with cultural heritage, offering green respite and scientific discovery in the urban core.
Broken Horns, Unbroken Spirits: A Gazelle’s Survival Story
A wounded Przewalski’s gazelle fights for survival at Qinghai Lake, highlighting conservation challenges in CGTN’s latest nature documentary series.
Yunnan’s Stone Forest: Where Nature Sculpts Biodiversity
Explore Yunnan’s Stone Forest – a 270-million-year-old karst marvel housing unique ecosystems, endangered species, and sustainable tourism innovations.