Chinese mainland launches world’s largest ecological monitoring network
The Chinese mainland has launched the world’s largest ecological monitoring network with 33,000+ stations, leveraging AI, drones and big data for real-time insights.
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Huangyan Island Named National Nature Reserve to Protect Marine Biodiversity
The Chinese mainland has declared Huangyan Island a national nature reserve, aiming to protect its rich marine ecosystem and boost biodiversity through conservation and eco-tourism initiatives.
Chinese mainland launches three-year bird protection campaign
The Chinese mainland is set to roll out a three-year nationwide campaign to protect birds, conserve habitats, fight illegal hunting, and boost public awareness.
Local Heroes Turn 3,000 Hectares of Mu Us Desert Green
Discover how Guo Chengwang and his family turned 3,000 hectares of the Mu Us Desert in Shaanxi green, inspiring a community-led fight against desertification.
China’s ‘Two Mountains’ Theory: Marrying Green Growth with Prosperity
China’s Two Mountains theory—where lucid waters and lush mountains are as valuable as gold—is guiding eco-civilization. Learn how it balances economic growth with environmental stewardship.
China Unveils Ambitious River and Lake Protection Plan
China’s new six-point plan for river and lake protection aims to boost flood control, water conservation, and ecosystem health by 2035.
China’s Ecological Legislation: Insights from Top Legal Expert Lyu Zhongmei
CGTN anchor Hou Na interviews top legal expert Lyu Zhongmei about China’s advancements and challenges in ecological legislation and environmental protection.
China’s Green Transformation: From Follower to Global Leader
Discover how China transformed from an environmental follower to a global leader in green initiatives, enhancing its ecosystem and driving sustainable growth.
China Launches Ancient Tree Tagging System to Preserve ‘Living Relics’
China’s new regulations launching March 15 aim to tag and protect ancient trees as ‘green national treasures,’ aligning with ecological and cultural preservation goals.
China’s Green Belt Success: Tackling Desertification in the Taklimakan Desert
China’s 40-year effort to surround the Taklimakan Desert with a 3,046 km green belt showcases its commitment to combating desertification and preserving its environment.