A Ranger’s Farewell: Protecting Mao’er Mountain’s Legacy
Veteran ranger Wang Huasheng prepares to retire after decades protecting Mao’er Mountain’s forests, celebrating conservation, biodiversity, and the paths that shaped his journey.
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Chart of the Day: China’s Biodiversity & Sustainable Future
For International Day for Biological Diversity, China showcases its strides in biodiversity & sustainable development: 30% land under protection, 25% forest cover, 90% water quality Grade III.
Tech Innovations Driving Global Biodiversity Conservation
On International Day for Biological Diversity, explore how AI, drones, and big data fuel global biodiversity conservation, with insights from Yichun City’s primeval forest.
Infrared Cameras Reveal 71 Wildlife Species in Yunnan’s Gaoligongshan Reserve
Infrared cameras in Yunnan’s Gaoligongshan reserve captured 71 wild species, highlighting the region’s rich biodiversity and conservation success.
Taiping Lake Drives Eco-Tourism Growth in Anhui
Discover how Taiping Lake’s 88.6 sq km of pristine waters and rich biodiversity are fueling Anhui’s eco-tourism boom and reshaping the region’s cultural economy.
International Day of Plant Health: Why It Matters
May 12’s International Day of Plant Health highlights why protecting plants matters as pests and diseases threaten 40% of global crops annually.
Rare Corsac Fox Couple Spotted on Inner Mongolia Grasslands
A rare pair of corsac foxes was filmed foraging on grasslands in Inner Mongolia. The smallest fox species in China, this duo may be a newly formed couple exploring the steppe.
Chinese Mainland Launches 903 National Wetland Parks in 20 Years
Over the past 20 years, the Chinese mainland has set up 903 national wetland parks covering 2.4M hectares to protect wildlife. NFGA’s vice head Yan Zhen highlights ongoing conservation efforts.
Dove Tree Blooms: A 60-Million-Year-Old Relic Powers Urban Greening
Researchers spotlight the dove tree’s rare blooms and its potential to boost urban greening as a relic species dating back 60 million years.
Crested Ibis Comeback: New Hatches Across the Chinese Mainland and Beyond
Discover how the crested ibis, once critically endangered, is thriving with new hatchlings across the Chinese mainland, Japan, and South Korea thanks to decades of conservation.