Preserving Paradise: Mt. Jianfeng’s Rich Biodiversity in Hainan
Mt. Jianfeng National Forest Park in Hainan, China, showcases rich tropical biodiversity and vital conservation efforts to protect endangered species.
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Yunnan’s Rainforests Thrive: Government Initiatives Boost Biodiversity
Yunnan’s rich rainforests flourish as Dehong Prefecture’s ambitious conservation initiatives set 2025 targets to protect diverse wildlife and enhance biodiversity.
Iran’s Wildlife Wonders: Beyond the Lut Desert
Iran’s diverse ecosystems, from the scorching Lut Desert to lush forests, harbor over 8,200 plant species and endangered animals like the Asiatic cheetah. Discover Iran’s rich wildlife.
Global Leaders Urge Billions in Funding to Save Nature as COP16 Kicks Off
At the COP16 summit in Colombia, leaders from nearly 200 nations called for urgent billions in funding to halt rapid nature destruction and meet 2030 biodiversity goals.
UN COP16 Biodiversity Summit Launches in Colombia with Urgent Funding Calls
The UN COP16 Biodiversity Conference kicks off in Colombia, urging increased funding to combat biodiversity loss and calling for decisive global action.
Hainan’s Underwater Rainforest: A Success Story of Conservation
Discover how Hainan’s Lingshui Li Autonomous County transformed its marine ecosystem, boosting wildlife populations and creating a vibrant underwater rainforest.
Sichuan Launches China’s First Provincial Germplasm Resource Bank
Sichuan Province unveils China’s first provincial germplasm resource bank, safeguarding millions of plant and animal genetic resources for future innovation and food security.
China Leads Global Push for Biodiversity Conservation at COP16
China is spearheading global efforts to conserve biodiversity, balancing economic growth with environmental protection at COP16.
India’s Vibrant Biodiversity: The Resurgence of the Indian Peafowl
India boasts over 92,000 species and a flourishing population of its national bird, the Indian peafowl, highlighting its status as a global biodiversity hotspot.
Colombia Ranked as Most Dangerous Country for Environmentalists
A recent report highlights Colombia as the deadliest country for environmentalists, underscoring the risks faced by those protecting nature.